The Daily Register VOL. 97 NO.33 SHREWSBURY, N. J. MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1974 TEN CENTS Gateway popular-but not with its neighbors By BRIAN J. KELLY But Raymond K. Annaconc, "a data gathering period." eliminated. who runs the Sea Bright Statistically, there are un- Sea Bright Police Chief SANDY HOOK - Increased Pharmacy on Ocean Ave., questionably more people John K Carmody acknowl- patronage of the Gateway Na- isn't sure Gateway is the root flocking to the new national edges increased traffic, but tional Recreation Area here of the evil: recreation area. Figures for thinks his men have moved hat caused more traffic to 'Always had problem' the month of July, 1973 - things along well so far. The flood the boroughs of High- "We've always had the when the park was a state op- key problem area for him is land! and Sea Bright, but offi- problem. The state and the erated facility — showed the North Beach section of cials and residents there don't borough have never done a 152,000 visitors. This year, the town, where the road has seem to agree on whether the damn thing about it. It would park officials report that the just two lanes with many extra cart have worsened an seem a little ludicrous to July figure will be more than houses along the road. The existing traffic problem. blame it all on Gateway." 400,000. chief reports residents have Leonard D. Longo, Sea Mr. Annacone added that Traffic doubled serious problems driving out Bright restaurateur and for- he had even heard comments Capt. Howard Brey, acting' of their driveways during mer president of the local to the effect that the situation chief of the Highlands Police peak traffic periods. businessmen's association, had improved this year. Department, believes he can The other problem on the calls the park "the worst But park officials don't "safely say that traffic has strip is the fact that emer- thing that ever happened to seem to need any convincing doubled from last year to gency vehicles can't negotiate this area." that a problem exists. Dale B. this." the narrow, crowded road. To Mr. Longo and others, Engquist, the National Park Most of this increase must Capt. Brey also sees emer- the opening of Gateway was Service's area manager for runnel itself down Rt. 38 and gencies as the biggest prob- the final straw on an already Gateway, calls traffic his then across the Highlands lem area. "If there is a fire acute traffic crisis. "top priority." Bridge before entering the or first aid call on the high- "Since Gateway started go- The government agency has park. Additional traffic from way (Rt. 36), we might not be ing, business has dropped off contracted the New York City the south and west of Mon- able to handle it," he says. in the entire town," says Mr. Planning Commission to mouth County comes up He adds that even on rou- Longo, adding: "As a tourist study both long- and short- Ocean Ave. in Sea Bright. tine calls, it is taking police town, this place is practically term solutions to the entire But, because the national "a hell of a lot longer to get finished. I'd be surprised if (New Jersey and New York) there." EASY PARKING - With the elimination of en- no parking problems at Sandy Hook, the Increased facility doesn't charge admis- trance fees, the federal government has turned the we had 20 per cent of the Gateway transportation diffi- sion, the long lines of cars Stories abound of traffic traffic has added to the congestion of Highlands tourist trade that we had be- culties. A spokesman at the backed up to Atlantic High- Sandy Hook Gateway National Recreation Area (background) and Sea Bright. formerly caused by toll stops into a popular facility. And while there seem to be fore." commission calls this summer at the gatehouse have been See Gateway, page 2 Senate's Nixon stand vague WASHINGTON (AP) - The Sen. Walter F. Mondale, 1) Maine, Jesse Helms, R-N.C, the President stands a good place in public, and on radio Senate Rules Committee is Minn., in prepared testimony, and William L. Scott, R-Va. chance of getting them now." and television, including the hearing specific proposals for urged the committee to set The best current estimates Missing from the 29 is Sen. final debate between senators overhauling its impeachment rules to insure the Senate can are that as many as 60 sena- John C. Stennis, I) Miss. a that would be in closed ses- trial rules against what some subpoena the tapes and docu- tors — seven short of two- conservative so highly re- sion under current rules. see as an uncertain backdrop ments of 64 White House con- thirds — are likely to vote for garded that his vote is of.Senate support for Presi- versations being supplied spe- Nixon's removal. On the other deemed essential for Nixon's In discussing the need to dent Nixon. cial prosecutor Leon Jaworski side, a Nixon backer last survival. subpoena the White House The committee is going into under last month's 8-0 Su- week counted 29 senators like- Two who generally show up tapes, which were denied the closed session to hear from preme Court ruling. ly to stand by the President- in the undecided category are House Judiciary Committee, nine senators today in the Other scheduled witnesses rive short of the 34 he would the Senate's top Republicans, Mondale said "we need those first of two such sessions to today included Sens. Sam J. need — with several other Sens. Hugh Scott of Pennsyl- tapes in order to be fair to take testimony before draft- Ervin Jr., D-N.C, Frank E.sflfpossible votes among about a vania and Robert P. Grilfin the President and in order to ing recommendations to be Moss,, D-Utah, Lee Metcalf, dozen question marks. of Michigan. be fair to the American used if the House impeaches D-Mont., Daniel K Inouye, But, he observed, "If this In his testimony, Mondale people as we consider wheth- Nixon. D-Hawaii, Robert T. Stafford, thing starts falling apart, you urged that all proceedings in er to remove a president from Meanwhile, there were esti- K VI , William Hathaway, D- can't count on that 29, though any impeachment trial take office." mates within the Senate that there are neither 67 sure Sen- •ate votes for conviction, nor1 34 needed for acquittal. Experienced head-counters For workers in CrabieVs believe that if Nixon escapes conviction it will be on a vote WENT FOR BIKE RIDE - Mr. and Mrs. John Burns are reunited with where his foes mustered a their son John, 14, after he had been missing for almost a week. Young John clear majority but fell short was the subfect of a county-wide search after disappearing last Monday. of the required two thirds. business as usual He was found at 2 a.m. yesterday by Clinton police In Hunterdon County, On the House side, where some 70 miles away from home. John Is a newspaper boy. debate on impeachment may By JIM MeCORMICK speculate, and I would just as that the patronage situation is begin Aug. 19, Republican well like not to know so that nothing like that of previous Leader John Rhodes of Ari- RUMSON - It might be when someone asks me \ can ' administrations. zona canceled a morning gloomy, but it's business as truthfully answer that I don't "We do^not cjeate special news conference at which he usual in the office of indictefi know," Mrs. Campbell said. patronage jobs," she said. had planned to reveal how he Secretary of State J. Edward "I have no further com- "The department acts more Boy missing a week would vote. An aide said ment on the indictment," she as a source of talent index. Crabiel, according to Mrs. Rhodes had become ill, and Anne D. Campbell, his admin- said. We make cabinet officers aw- the conference was put off istrative and appointments Mrs. Campbell said Mr. are of job applicants and until later in the week. secretary. Crabiel, unlike some of his keep in contact with county Also, Chairman Peter W. Mrs. Campbell, who lives successors, has been an ac- chairmen," Mrs. Campbell was taking bike ride said. Rodino Jr., D-N.J., of the here and is vice chairman of tive secretary. She said he MOUNT LAUREL (AP) - through the state, Bums said. When police found him, the House Judiciary Committee, the N.J. state Democratic worked on several pieces of She said the job resumes Gov. Byrne's legislation, in- John Burns Jr., the Burling- "We're not going to pupish youth was still wearing the T- has sent each House member committee last night hoped are processed by many cluding the aborted tax pro- ton County youth who was the him," he said. "I think his shirt, shorts, white socks and a schedule that lists the times that people do not confuse in- people in Mr. Crabiel's office, posal, and that he worked on subject of an intensive, four- punishment was getting mos- tennis shoes he left home in. when they will be able to hear dictment with guilt. including the secretary, F. post card registration. day search apparently "just quito bites," he said. "I also A police spokesman said the each of the 19 presidential "I would like people to Joseph Carragher, the assis- decided to take a ride and the think he was little bit scared. speedometer on the youth's tape recordings in the com- know that an indictment is in She said that her current tant secretary, and herself. ride just turned out to be a He may not admit it, but I bicycle indicated he had rid- mittee's possession. no way a conviction," she time is devoted to explaining Since Mr. Crabiel has taken little bit longer - it turned think so. I'm just glad to have den about 400 miles, The Senate Rules Com- said. the post card registration sys- vacation days since his in- into a bike ordeal." him home." mittee already has decided it "I hope that people will as- tem to county officials. dictment, the department has The 14-year-old Phila- Young Bums had last been After talking to his son, wants, to stick mainly with sume that he is innocent until The secretary of state is re- been run by Mr. Carragher, sponsible for the Great Seal Mrs. Campbell said. delphia Bulletin paper boy seen by his mother as he left Bums said he thought that af- the rules written for the na- the outcome of the trial, when AIM D. Campbell who disappeared a week ago, home on his ten-speed bicycle ter "the first day John prob- tion's only presidential Im- I hope he is proved innocent," of the State of New Jersey Mrs. Campbell came to po- and for affixing it to docu- was found yesterday alive to begin his paper route July ably said 'Hey, this wasn't too peachment trial, that of Pres- Mrs. Campbell said. answer today Gov. Brendan litical prominence in 1972 ments of appointment of new and slightly mosquito bitten 21. bad,' and he just kept on. ident Andrew Johnson in 1868. Last week, Mr. Crabiel was T. Byrjie's request that he when she was elected a dele- However, battles are likely take a leave, from office until judges and members of gate to the Democratic Na- in Clinton, Hunterdon County, On Saturday, police reduced "I don't think he was lost," indicted on charges of rigging in the panel and before the the disposition of the matter. boards, receives business in- tional Convention from Mon- some 70 miles from his Mount the scope of the search be- Burns said. "He had a map of highway .construction bids. full Senate on the role of "I have no idea what Mr. corporation fees, and pub- mouth County. Laurel home. cause the three previous days New Jersey and was going to The charges are unrelated to Chief Justice Warren E. Bur- Crabiel will do. I only went to lishes regulations of state The delegation was com- John's father, John Burns, had uncovered no clues to the go on until he had (15 left and his state post. ger, who will preside, and on work for him last January, agencies. mitted to presidential nomi- Sr. said, "we were sleeping, youth's whereabouts. Police then come back to us." Mrs. Campbell said she or trying to sleep, when the and volunteers combed the whether to set standards for doubts Mr. Crabiel will be in and I am not a confidant of One informal duty of the nee Sen. George S. police called and said they area as helicopters from Burns, a store manager for introduction of evidence or his office today. However, she his," she said. secretary, however, has tra- McGovern. She later played a major role in Sen. had found him." Lakehurst Naval Base hov- Goodyear Tire and Rubber conviction. said Mr. Crabiel will probably "At this point, I can only ditionally been to dispense pa- tronage,,and it is this that has McGovern's New Jersey cam- Aside from being tired and ered over the heavily wooded Co., said his son, who began made one of the smallest de- paign, and later became ac- sleepy, John seemed none the areas that surround the mu- his journey with about $40, partments in the governor's tive in Gov. Byrne's camj worse from his bike trek nicipality. budgets his money pretty well and could have gone on for cabinet one of the most pow- paign. Bloody ending of prison erful. another day. She was elected state vice Mrs. Campbell maintains In addition to the money, chairman last year. police said the youth also took The inside story a water bottle and a tool kit escape attempt described THE WEATHER on his five-day ride. The Burnses have four oth- "HUNTSVILLE, Tex. (AP) cuffed to Carrasco, and Mrs. ever spent in public service." Troject Growth;' Mostly sunny, warm, less humid today. — "They were shooting the Julia Standley, handcuffed to Burks and other officers in- Clear, comfortable loalgM. Complete report er children, Harla, 16; Carol Ann, IS; David, 12 and 7-year- hostages inside the shield con- Dominguez. side the prison yard said the on page 2. old Brian whose birthday was traption and they were firing A finaLruling on cause of four persons died inside a Sea Brigkt's position on »rtlilclal reef page 13 Saturday. at us through a slit. All hell death is still pending from the crude "Trojan Horse" Car- pension reform Block party kelps *»W eomnwnlly page 13 "Having his big brother broke loose." iHarris County Houston me- rasco had constructed of Phils, Cards split; Yanks beaten page 12 Texas Ranger Capt. G.W dical examiner. blackboards and thick law- Bob Bramley, manager of our Middletown bureau, and back is the best birthday Don l-iirdi. The Register's chief photographer, have returned Falcons defeat Eagles i pagel2 present Brian could have," Burks gave that description The two women were books. The shield, designed to Freehold Today pafif 13 of the bloody climajc to among 12 hostages held for II gel Carrasco from the library 'to school—the New Monmouth School where 160 youngsjejji^.„ Burns said. from prr-kindergarteners to fiffh'j?i<.irersrare enfoyinj! a' Monmouth Park Today -pageT4 U,IYM oy i.arrasco and his con- (o an armored getaway car, "Project Growth" program. The story by Bob and the photos 17 21 DAILY REGISTER Village Hayloft, Allrahvrsl" tempt in which drug smuggler federates, who pulled guns in collapsed as officers fired at Classified. by Don will appear in tomorrow's editions Comics. || PHONE NUMBERS 50% off all summer stork. Fred Gomez Carrasco, his the library of the "Walls" It and tried to topple it with t I, f Main Office Teens 'n Girls, 7-14 sizes. convict partner Rudolf Domi- unit of the prison in a bid for powerful water hoses. On page 7 today, Sylvia Porter starts a four-part series It's about Congress finally getting around to landmark legisla- „..„,,.„ I Classified Adi nguez and two handcuffed freedom. They initially held Inside, Carrasco and Domin- Coiner's Hotel tion which will affect millions of wage earners and retir- Entertainment W Circulation Dept S42 4#M women hostages died Satur- 16 hostages, but three were guez apparently picked their Bar and Dining Room open 7 ees—the pension reform bill Her "Your Money's Worth" col- Financial » Sports Depl S43-4N4 day night. let go and one escaped. own targets. days a week. Dining room umn is a regular feature of The Daily Register, Northern Make A Dale ••••• MMdletown Unreal 171 US* Justice of the Peace J.W. "At no time was there any In the midst of the violence open 5-10. Entertainment Fri. Mon/nouth, Count^t largesl newspaper and Mjjnmpj OWhurtei *• * FreekoM Bnreai 4*3-2111 and Sat __ Beeler issued a preliminary thought given to the granlineliL jKarl of the 1 r. f-ipm: ts^- ^-- pW» rurrw**!**-* **- " fill far &afl» nl oi rasco and Dominguez had captor," said prison systems Monmouth College Alumni Cider Vinegar, Lecithin, Kelp You can eat, M.95, or all the lions (TDC) rushed out into the Granderson Kennels Tlmf 's Running Oil Day at Monmcutn Park - B6 Combination Tablet, 13.89 Lobster Tails you can eat, 75c committed suicide after director W.J. Estclle. He de- courtyard of the prison and Boarding and grooming, all Couristan oriental design rug Aug 15 Call 222-6600. Ext a 100. Lincroft Pharmacy, each. Admiral Benbow Inn, shooting their hostages, Mrs scribed Saturday as "one of cut the ropes which bound the breeds. New Shrewsbury 922 sale ends Aug 31 Kbner Car Highlands. Elizabeth Bescda, 47, hand- the meanest days anyone (See Prison, page 2) 1620. pet, 741-0302. \ 2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, AUGUST 5. 1974 Gateway held causing traffic woes
(Continued) Bui Bruce Parker, manager traffic creates, but feels quite summer. "Wait III the dog working in conjunction with lands and hours expended lo of the Charcoal Grill, almost helpless when it comes lo so- days come," he said. the state Department of make the two-mile trip from opposite Cedar Inn, is not lutions. July 14 was the park's heav- Transportation lo improve the Highlands bridge lo the really displeased with the in- Mayor (iuinoy believes the iest day this year with more traffic patterns at the park Sea Bright bridge Depending crease the park has brought increased patronage at Ga- than 26,000 visitors (vs. a 1973 entrance and the fool of High- on with whom you talk, He says his business has pick teway has exacerbated exist- peak of 12.500) and police offi- lands bridge. there are differing appraisals cd up, although he adds he ing troubles created by the cials live in dread of a repeal as to the effect on business. can't necessarily attribute it opening of Highlands bridge. performance. But the worst William l.una, an official to the park.. with the New York City Plan- George Webb, owner of the Weekend jams on the High- may be yet to come, because ning Commission, says his Cedar Inn on Rt. 36 in High His philosophy is that the lands side have caused traffic park offictfTs expect capacity agency is working on a plan lands, claims that on week- more people in the area, the and parking problems in the to expand with the acquisition ends the traffic "practically more potential customers borough's business district of Ft. Hancock, which will lo regulate the opening sched- Mrs. Jean Katims. presi- triple the park's area ___^ ule of the bridge. He claims a kills me." He says his Sunday The mayor also said local dent of the Sea Bright Busi- favorable response from brunch business is down 60 busihesses have not profited "We can move it now." nessmen's Association, thinks Coast Guard and state trans- per cent in the summer. from the transients. says Chief Carmody, "but if that any drop-off in business traffic increases, Sea Bright portation authorities, and "When those people mi- Neither municipal official is probably more attributable could become a complete bot- says the new schedule can be grate from New York, I can was critical of park author- just about forget about busi- to the economic pinch rather tleneck." expected next spring than traffic problems. ities, both saying that the ness," the restaurant owner Mr. Guiney further specula- Mr. l.uria said the agency Sees M diffrrrp-r Sandy Hook personnel were says, "unless I were to sell "doing a good job." ted that "millions of people in has no concrete long range water for overheated cars " "To our knowledge we can't this area aren't even aware plans yet, but thai the empha- GATEWAY GATE — Long lines at the'entrance to Sandy Hook hove dis- The Highlands mayor i Exits, ealries see any difference in traffic of Gateway yet." sis will "definitely be on mass appeared since the federal government took over and stopped charging ad- scored the higher level gov- The problem is caused by between this summer and Critical period transit with little community ernment planners, though, mission, but a huge increase in visitors has caused repercussions In neigh- the difficulty of entering and last." Sandy Hook's Mr. Engquist impact." boring Sea Bright and Highlands. leaving his premises. This Two officials who would saying: "How you can open a sees the next few years as the causes many area residents like to see the situation recti- national park and not take critical period. When mass Whether these interim mea- — whose business he depends fied are Sea Bright Mayor Ce- into consideration how to get transit is instituted in the sures will brace the dam is on heavily — to stay at home. cile F. Norton and Highlands there is beyond me." longer term, he thinks access not certain. Bui the current Police unable to question His sentiments are echoed by Mayor Cornelius J. Guiney 'The dog days' problems will be greatly alle- feeling among many residents Sea Blight's Mr. Longo, who Jr. The mayor also highlighted viated. is expressed by Highlands' says that many of his regu- Mrs. Norton says she is another problem: The fact- As far as short-term solu- Capt. Brey, who says: "When lar* simply say: "See you "distraught" with the incon- that the weather has not been tions go, Mr. Engquisl says the sun shines, we've got man who fell from roof next fall." venience and hazards the excessively hot so far this that park officials have been problems." LONG BRANCH - Police Hospital officials here said working there. are waiting for George F. yesterday Simpson is suffer- Simpson was enrolled for Simpson Jr., Lakeside Drive, ing from a brain hemorrhage the spring semester at Brook- Atlantic Highlands, to regain but that brain surgery is not dale Community College. Red Bank cabbie consciousness to positively scheduled. Red Bank Detective Capt. determine if he was pushed or Witnesses told police they Robert D. Scott said there jumped Thursday from the saw Simpson falling from the have been Indications that hospitalized after roof of a five-story medical top of the building at approxi- Simpson was "troubled and , building at 70 E. Front St., mately 10:50 a.m. He landed despondent." Red Bank. in a scotch pine tree, wit- Simpson reportedly was ad- The 20-year-old former nesses stated. mitted to Marlboro Psy- beating by patrons mental patient at Marlboro Red Bank police report chiatric Hospital on Dec. 21, Psychiatric Hospital remains there were no signs on the 1973, and released May 17. RED BANK - Cabbie Jo- McCarter Highway in New- in critical condition today at gravel roof of the building to Capt. Scott reported that seph Palmieri, 75, is in Riv- ark, the three said they Monmouth Medical Center indicate that he was pushed. the door to the roof of the ervicw Hospital with his changed their minds, and that where he was transferred They said Simpson did not building was normally locked, check fractured in two places the woman was going to stay Friday from Riverview Hospi- work in the building and had but was open when police in- after what he thought was a in Newark for the evening, tal, Red Bank. no business with anyone vestigated. simple trip to Newark turned Mr. Palmieri said. into a nightmare. They asked him to pull off Mr. Palmieri, a borough Market Street, and then resident for 70 years, oper- one man grabbed him around ates Joe's Cab. He has oper- the neck and choked him Baltimore man is charged ated his business for 25 years, while the woman searched and has driven a cab for 30 him, he said. years. "Then they pulled me out of in murder of stable worker Last Tuesday at 11 p.m. he the cab and beat me. Thev FREEHOLD - A 23-year- Cooper Ave., Long Branch, is Randy J. Bert rand, 22, of was driving near the train left me on the street and rode CAMPAIGN STARTS — The Eatontown Republican committee kicked off old Baltimore man was in- charged with committing an 307 Eighth Ave., Asbury station here when he saw two off in my cab," Mr. Palmieri Its campaign with a fund-raising cocktail party In the Rum Runner, Sea dicted by a county grand jury assault and battery upon Park, is charged with raping men and a woman, all black, said. Bright. Hostesses Jean Lindstrom, left, and Julie Frantzen cheerfully ac- 1 on a murder charge in con- Long Branch Patrolmen Gillis an Ocean Township woman. whom he thought were wait- Mr. Palmieri said the as- cept entrance tickets from left to right, candidates Donald H. Kaufmann, nection with the slaying last ing for a bus. for council, Robert W. Patterson, for mayor, and Francis E. Cutler, for Wettermarks and possessing June 25 and robbing her of sailants not only got their summer of a stable worker at a dangerous knife April 20 in her car. "I asked them if they were council. The three are running on a platform: "Progress, Not Politics." fare back, but $500 in cash he Monmouth Park, Oceanport. Long Branch. waiting for a bus, and they was carrying. Pamela Mollock, 27, of 299 Mark Butcher of Baltimore Russell Pingitore, 64, of 32 First St., Keyport, is charged said they were waiting for Why so much cash? is charged with killing Fairway Ave., West Long with issuing two worthless one to New York," he said. "I was looking for a new Thomas McAvoy, 44, of Ches- Branch, is charged with com- checks, each for $250, to "I told them the last bus car the past few days, and Mrs. Salkind's conviction ter, W. Va., by clubbing him mitting an atrocious assault Leroy Hicks, 55 Walnut St., was gone, and they asked me thought I would need it for on the head and stabbing him and battery upon James Keyport, Oct. 26 in Keyport. to drive them to the Public that," he responded. in the chest on June IB, 1973, Service building in Newark so Davis, 19 Morrell St., Long Vincent J. Lada, 25, of 67 Mr. Palmieri said his niece in the stable area of the race Branch, April 20. they could get a New York drove him to Riverview from on speeding charge upheld Salem Hill Road, Howell; track. Mr. McAvoy died 10 John Benjamin, 20, of Pa- James A. Fields, 30, of Lake- bus, and they paid me the $20 St. James Hospital in Newark days later on June 26 at Mon- vice by two Manalapan police viewed the machine's manual terson is charged with rob- wood, and Aaron B. Mel- fee In advance," Mr. Palmieri Wednesday. He said he FREEHOLD - The Ma- mouth Medical Center, Long officers, maintaining they had during that time interval. bing Edwin Specht Jr., Atlan- bourne, 25, of 917 Armstrong said. doesn't know when he will be nalapan Municipal Court con- Branch. When they reached released. viction of Mrs. Morton Sal- not operated the machine Judge Aikins held that tic City, of $20 at gunpoint Blvd., Ocean Township, are kind, wife of Marlboro Mayor properly.. there was no evidence to sup- Butcher is being held in the April 30 in West Long Branch. charged with possessing he- Baltimore City jail awaiting Salkind, on a speeding charge The attorney also main- port the contention that the Jerry Wilder,-19, of Paterson roin and, possessing it with in- extradition to New Jersey on was upheld by Superior Court tained that Mrs. Salkind's tes- patrolmen were required to is charged with aiding and tent to distribute April 11 in the murder charge. Some Bell workers Judge Louis R. Aikins. timony in municipal court review the machine's manual abetting the armed robbery Howell. Lada alone is addi- This indictment and these Mrs. Salkind had appealed was at odds with that of Pa- after they were certified as and of giving false informa- tionally charged with main- were among those handed up her municipal court con- trolmen Robert Desmond and qualified to operate it. The tion to police by allegedly taining a common nuisance at to Superior Court Judge Pat- viction of driving 47 miles an Robert Fausak concerning judge added that there was identifying another man as Community Chevron Station, strike despite paet rick J. McGann Jr. hour in a 25-mile an hour zone the tracking distance marks. no technical evidence to show the perpetrator of the armed Howell, to which persons alle- WASHINGTON (AP) - contract. on Rt. 33, Manalapan, May 15. Assistant County Prose- that the machine was not in Leroy Ethridge, 31, of robbery whereas he knew gedly resorted for the unlaw- Employes of the manufac- Officials of the Inter- Judge Aikins reimposed the cutor Donald W. Peppier Jr. proper working order. Haley Street Apartments, that it was not true. ful distribution of heroin. turing and supply arm of the national Brotherhood of Elec- $25 fine which had been set argued that th/issue per- Concerning the issue of the Freehold, is charged with Bell Telephone System went trical Workers (IBEW), rep- by the municipal court and taining to thejjwrMestimony diametrically opposite testi- causing death by auto of Hen- on strike today despite a ten- resenting employes at 15 assessed Mrs. Salkind $15 was one of credibility. He mony of Mrs. Salkind and two ry McBride Jr., 160B Pension tative agreement between the Western Electric Co. plants court costs for the appeal. added that there was no evi- patrolmen, Judge Aikins said Road, Englishtown, in Ma- 2 teen-agers missing nalapan. Mr. McBride was in- Company and the 500,000 across the nation, called the Through her at dence that VASCAR had been there was nothing in the tran- jured April 20 and died three member Communication Tentative agreement with torney,Charles I. Brodsky of changed over the past three script of the municipal court days later. Workers of America on a new other Bell unions inadequate. Marlboro, Mrs. Salkind chal- years and consequently there hearing to convince him that after boat capsizes Picket lines were reported lenged the operation of the was no necessity for Patrol- the trial judge erred or John Allen, 28, of 319 Middle at Western Electric plants in VAS.CAR speed detector de- man Desmond to have re- abused his discretion. Road, Hazlet, is charged with SANDY HOOK - Two teen- Five minutes after the boat Prison break Chicago, Oklahoma City, Co- committing an atrocious as- agers are missing, and pre- was swamped, a guard lumbus, Ohio and Shreveport, sault and battery upon Kevin sumed drowned in Sandy spokesman said one of their La. A union spokesman in Co- Crawford, 105 Newark Ave., Hook bay after a boat con- utility boats rescued the par- ordeal ends lumbus estimated 80,000 work- Union Beach, and upon Rob- taining them and their par- ents. A search for the youths ers were on strike against Maplewood firm attacks ert J. Miller, 16 Old Manor ents swamped yesterday after continued late last night. with 4 dead Western Electric nationwide, Road, Hazlet, Oct. 7 in Holm- its engine failed. Mrs. Lopez was treated at (Continued) while a company spokesman del. The two youths are Cesar Riverview Hospital, Red eight other hostages, who had put the figure at 57,000. The Eatontown building ban Dean C. Lewis, 21, of 29 Lopez, 13, and his brother, Bank, for shock and submer- been forced by the convicts to company spokesmen said ne- McDermott St. and Claude J Swaldo, 14. Their parents, Mr. sion. Her husband was not in- surround the wooden shield. gotiations with the IBEW FREEHOLD - Maplewood that they were not complete, completely revised its zoning Williams of 2 Ave. A., both and Mrs. George Lopez, of jured. The boat is owned by I Carrasco, Dominguez and were continuing. corporation which wants lo said the suit. ordinance after an extensive Freehold, are charged with Jersey City, were rescued. E. Mercado, Jersey City. another convict, Ignacio Meanwhile, the Bell System construct a 120-unit garden The legal papers said that study two years ago. breaking into Tops 'n' Town A Coast Guard spokesman Cuevas, began the climactic averted a strike with the apartment complex in Eaton- Eatontown Council introduced The company maintained Cleaners, Freehold, and con- said the family was in a bor- move when they walked out CWA and an alliance of 35 town has filed a Superior the moratorium ordinance that enforcement of the mora- tributing to the delinquency rowed 16-foot open boat when Correction Court complaint challenging torium code constitutes an of a 15-year-old boy by alle- Of the third-floor library sur- smaller independent unions April 24 and adopted it June its engine failed near where Photos of the Rev. James that borough's building mora- unjustified taking of land gedly permitting him to take rounded by hostages and with a $3 billion package 5. the ocean meets the bay. B. Simpson and the Rev. headed down a steep ramp to- boosting wages and benefits torium that expires in Febru- The company maintained without just compensation part in the break-in March 12. The boat swamped at ap- ary. and the lawsuit is seeking to George M. Jaeger were inad- ward the armored car they by 35.8 per cent over the next that it had relied upon the Anthony Marino, 21, of 84 proximately 5:11 p.m., and in vertently transposed in a sto- Mabrook Gardens Inc. have the code declared void. had demanded. three years. The settlement zoning ordinance in force at Elizabeth St., Keyport, is the confusion, the boys be- ry in Friday's Daily Register stated in its suit that it is con- The company is represent- ! Inside the makeshift shield requires rank-and-file approv- the time and had expended charged with morals charges came separated from their on the ordination of women al. tract purchaser of a 10-acre ed by Henry J. Saling of Ea- were Mrs. Beseda, Mrs. money in connection with the April 17 in Keyport. parents, the Coast Guard priests. Standley and two other hos- In announcing the settle- lot zoned for multi-family gar- contract to purchase the tontown. Fletcher Mathews, 49, of 91 said. tages: the Rev. Joseph ment at a news conference den apartments and for a 13- properties. It added that its O'Brien and Mrs. Novella Pol- last night, CWA President acrc lot zoned commercial. rights under the sales con- lard, who was handcuffed to Glenn E. Watts said the con- The company said it had tract will expire before the Cuevas. Cuevas wa» captujpl.^x' <">uld be submitted /or' submitted -a •"Sir plan appli-' - moratorium ^rdinfcice'"•XvW Unharmed. Mrs. Poltarrdd Vas"ratificatf6n"oonln y after local 'cation for "construction of the pire's Feb. 1 and it will con- not hurt, but Father O'Brien contract negotiations are 120-unit complex on the 10- sequently lose money. was shot once In the left side completed. acre tract March 11 to Carlo The company is seeking to iof the chest. „ A deadline for wrapping up P. Guerci, zoning officer. The have the borough directed lo ' Cuevas has been charged local issues was set for mid- plans were returned May 13 accept and process its site by Mr. Guerci on the ground with capital murder. night, Aug. 11. plan application. It also is challenging the adoption of the moratorium ordinance, alleging that there Weather: Sunny, warm was no justification for Eaton- town adopting it since it had * Mostly sunny and warm 1.78 inches in the 24 hours en- barrier on Rt 23, crashing frith more comfortable humi- ding at 7 a.m. into two oncoming cars. County men to attend dity today, high in mid 80s. A group of small thunders- TIDES Sandy Hook l^egion'n convention Clear and comfortable torms packing high winds and TODAY - High 10:08 p.m. MIAMI BEACH, Fla. - tonight, low in mid 60s. Sunny heavy rain moved across and low 4:11 p.m. The American Legion will and quite warm tomorrow, northern New Jersey yes- TOMORROW - High 10:31 have its 56th national annual high 85 to 90. terday afternoon, knocking a.m. and 10:44 p.m. and low convention here Aug. 16 g 3 In Long Branch, yes- out power lines to more than 4:31 a.m. and 4:46 p.m t0 terdw's high temperature 5,000 .homes and causing, sev- For Red Bank and Rumson Legionnaires selected from •*a ft"aim Ate ivJ; It ut* eral 'traffic accidents, in- dn'a'gr, a
Established in l(i7H—Published J>y The Red Bank Regitler By JACK ANDKRSO* Kven the President's faith- ciopter company was "a sing- ful secretary. Rose Mary ular action," which he consid- ARTHUR Z.KAMIN President Nixon deals heav WASHINGTON Wood*, hat several nice gems ers to be "vastly different President and Editor ily in jewelry, which used lo listed in the Nixon books. from regulation " If United be catalogued for him by the Made a Mistake Aircraft is still involved in the distinguished Washington jew- SCENE other case when it comes be- We made a mistake in our fore the CAB, he promises, "I Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F Sandford, Associate Editor elers, Shaw and Dussinger recent report on Civil Aero- But a report in our column will review my position and nautics Board Chairman Rob- act accordingly." He refused I MONDAY, AUGUST 5. 1974 that the jewelers kept "thick ly lo pick up the books at ert Timm's all -expenses paid to say flatly that he would not books" listing all the First once golfing vacation in Bermuda pass judgment on his Ber- Family's valuable gems In a matter of hours, he We made the mistake of ac- muda host. Thank heaven. brought Pat Nixon's cousin strode into the store, de- cepting Timm's word thai his Hying to. Washington lo haul manded the records and host. United Aircraft, wasn't engines and accessories to Veterans reralled Maybe now he'll stay away from pot.' off the records to a safer walked out with them. "He regulated by the Civil Aero- these airlines. America's most disaffected hiding place. came right down and picked nautics Board Thus Timm wound up and disadvantaged veterans, Sources close to the First up the books," recalled Wil- We have now learned that spending a cozy weekend with the men who fought in Viet- Family say that the President liam Dussinger Neither part- the CAB regulates the San the airline bigwigs, who have nam, are receiving orders to "does a lot of wheeling and ner "has seen or heard from Francisco-Oakland Helicopter multimillion-dollar decisions report back to duty just as dealing in jewelry." His close him since." Airlines, which is partly awaiting CAB action. they are beginning lo adjust crony, Bebe Rebozo, was in- We have now identified Sul- owned by United Aircraft Two of the airlines, Pan to civilian life. With the end volved in the purchase of at livan as Pat Nixon's cousin. American and Trans World of the draft, the Army re- Timm had to know about serves are no longer attract- least one $5,650 earring set He is also a New York insur- this, since he personally ap- Airlines, are also seeking mil- for the First lady. The Sen- ance broker who reportedly lions in subsidies from Con- ing large numbers. The Army proved the sale of stock in the has been compelled, there- ate Watergate Committee has insures all of the Nixon jew- helicopter line to United Air- gress. Rep. John Jarman. I) charged that Rebozo paid for els. Except for confirming he Okla., whose House subcom- fore, to tap Vietnam veterans craft last summer. to conduct training ses- the earrings, in part, with is the First Lady's cousin and For that matter, a formal mittee is considering these $100 bills. an insurance agent, Sullivan subsidies, was also a guest on sions ... The National Retail petition from United Aircraft Merchants Association has refused to comment on our is now pending before the the Bermuda junket. We published the first news fired off a memo to all its findings. CAB. The firm has asked With their wives, they fol- of fhe Nixon jewelry collec- members urging them to "act Timm and his fellow commis- fed, swam and fished in a tion on Feb. 15. Photographs promptly" with letters to Richard Nixon has liked to sioners not to include United paradisical setting. All the of the individual pieces were their senators against the adorn his womenfolk with Aircraft in a CAB in- bills were picked up by kept in "thick books," we Consumer Protection Agency. jewelry, say our sources, ever vestigation into the relation- United Aircraft. wrote, "presumably so they But not all retail merchants since he presented Pat with ship between airlines and* in- As we reported in our ear- can be circulated to police if agree with the association. As an engagement ring in a May vestors. lier column, former Federal the gems are lost or stolen." Day basket on May I, 1940 Montgomery Ward's president Timm has admitted to us Communications Chairman Edward Donnell put it: "For On the same day our col- The First Lady has a taste that his Bermuda travel ar- John Doerfer was forced to business to always oppose umn appeared, Edward O. for small delicate jewelry. rangements were made by resign for vacationing aboard whatever consumers propose, Sullivan telephoned the jew- Both daughters, Tricia Cox United Aircraft's chief lob- the yacht of broadcaster strains the credibility of our elers from New York City and Julie Eisenhower, also byist, former Nixon aide George Storer. public statements that for us and spoke to a partner, John have expensive collections. Clark MacGregor, who also Timm now tells us his ap- the consumer always comes Shaw. Sullivan said he was Tricia's collection, according invited four airline executives proval of United Aircraft's first." authorized by the Nixon fa mi to our sources, is the largest. along. United Aircraft sells purchase of stock in the hel- First class all the way By JIM BISHOP IIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ahead of us. The train stops. against his jacket. Each is Starts. In our seats, we start, wrapped in wax paper. Inside LYON, France - We are in stop. We try gin rummy. It is is a roll, a slice of ham with a long train shed that fea- THE not easy to keep score in a running water, Dijon mus- tures huge clocks hanging dozen tunnels tard, a piece of fatigued beef over platforms and a dozen REPORTER Marilee Mahoney curls up the size of an airmail stamp, tracks, all of which seem, brittle cookies and a tiny iillliiiliilillllllllllllllllllmllllllliiiiiiiiiiillll and dozes. Jimmy, the ominously, to lead into a nar- scourge of Santa Clara Uni- bottle of wine. row tunnel. Lyon is a big cityspy movies, through a com- versity, stretches his basket- The women think it is It has two cathedrals, the partment door. There are six ball legs across the com- "quaint." After the first sniff, Rhone River and its own pa- seats. Three face three. Mrs. partment. He folds his arms. I understand why the French tron saint. It could, I am cer- James Mahoney smiles. It's It's nighty-night. talk through their nose. The tain, afford a wider tunnel. the one she wears to funerals. His father stares grimly out rattler rattles on. Our tickets are for the The train starts smoothly. the corridor window. Jim Ma- "Ahhh!" and calls someone Mahoney speaks once. He is I,yon-Bordeaux Express. It moves toward the tunnel honey suspects the French who speaks Pidgin English. our resident Carthusian They are first class. We will fearlessly. Overhead signals may hold out a few railroad There is no dining car on monk. "How many times we see the French countryside. switch from red to yellow to stations on us. My fluttering this first-class train. If we are go backward?" "Four," I Harmony in neighborhood My wife is not worried about green. First-class com- fear is the opposite. We stop. hungry, we may pay the con- say. "Five," he says. the 12 tracks melting into two partments do not have lights The sign says "Vichy." ductor and he will radio "Think," I say, "if it was five It was mighty pleasant news last and running away from home. because she feels "the men" in black tunnels. When we This is where the French ahead for a vendor to meet us we are heading back to Lyon. week when Superior Court Judge Because of such behavior, social figure these things. In addi- emerge into sunlight, we government fled under Petain with six lunches at another "Yeah," he says with rare tion, she is unworried about, at each other suspi- nuii, auc is unwuiiieu duuut,.^gidme ui eatn oiner suspi- while the Germans boozed it railroad station. We curse sagacity. "Gotta be an even Merritt Lane Jr. ruled that the Col- workers frequently have to describe number." lier, School group home for girls on second and third offenders as "in- the fact that Bordeaux is only\e»uslyi Who has the secret up in Paris. It is north of the him in good English with 275 miles west, and yet the papers now? line to Bordeaux. Something is smiles. At dusk, the first-class train Reckless Place, Red Bank, is not in corrigibles," a description which le- timetable shows that our There is a lot to the French wrong. No it isn't. The train The train hurries down creeps across two branches of violation of the borough's zoning or- gally permits them to be placed in a first-class train will leave at countryside. Farms blur by is now going backward, cleav- mountains, then reverses it- the Garonne River and hides dinance. state institution. 11:15 a.m. and arrive at 8 the window. The hills are pale ing the hills, rocking on the self and creeps up the other in a big dismal terminal. We The home is operated by the Sis- New Jersey doesn't have enough p.m. D-cups. The turbo-electric lo- tracks, causing billions of side of a hill on hands and will spend the night in the My chubby little host, M. comotive' snaps past little small pink and blue wild- knees. The sun is on the far Normandie Hotel This is an ters of Good Shepherd, a Catholic or- adequate children's centers to house Paul Goiffon, could jog it in crossing gates with warning flowers to shudder along the side of the car. Somewhere old sailors' port. I am in no der of nuns which for many years the number of these young people that time. The train sneaks in bells that diminish a half right of way. near Clermont-Ferrand we mood to nieet-%n old sailor, or has run the Collier School in Wick- and sending them to reformatories the far end of the station and tone. The Mahoney kids are hun- stop. It occurs to me that this even an old engineer. atunk. Many of the girl graduates of is almost a crime in itself. Associ- dispatchers holler an inter- Then it stops. Or, rather, it gry. We call the conductor. engineer has an A-plus in We hungered to see the minable list of cities, ending slides to a stop. Then it He speaks no English My stopping. French countryside, the vil- that school have become respected ation with inmates of these in- with "Bordeaux." citizens. Their gratitude to the sis- stitutions isn't likely to help teen- starts. The sun, which had wife majored in French, so All French workmen wear lage people, the dusty grapes, The cars are gleaming yel- been keeping pace with the she makes eating motions royal blue jackets. The res- the real France. We came, we ters has often been expressed, and, agers to straighten out their lives. low. We enter, as they do in center of the window, is now with her hands. He says taurateur holds our lunches saw, we were conquered .. . even though we are without statis- Judge Lane ruled that the tics, we.know that a good per- youngsters at the Reckless Place centage of the graduates have be- home are the state's foster children come mothers who are determined and that the adult supervisors there that life in their homes will be are foster parents. Children and par- GOP must simmer down posed to the President's im- brighter than they had experienced ents. That's the family living on By JAMES J. KILPATRICK "•""" '"» »'"''"' IIHIIIHHHH when they were youngsters. Reckless Place, and we have the peachment and removal from passion is turned in retribu- office. Judge Lane's decision, of feeling that its members appreciate The House of Representa- tion against such men as But- tives is moving inexorably to- CONSERVATIVE The figures are rough, but ler and Ashbrook, the result course, was based on his inter- the opportunity to live in a fine resi- ward the destruction of Rich- they probably are roughly ac- could be a liberal landslide. pretation of applicable laws. It also, dential area. ard Nixon, and some of Mr. VIEW curate. A legion of 20 million This is madness. The lead- we thought, had a. touch of com- Red Bank instituted the lawsuit Nixon's most ardent suppor- firedup voters is a potent po- ers of organized labor are passion. He characterized the seven that brought about Judge Lane's de- ters are moving, in the same Wiiuiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiii niiiiNiiiiminii litical force; and anyone who licking their chops and look- tidal wave, toward the de- teen-agers who are living there in a cision because of complaints by citi- (or the Democrat McGovern. supposes the President's de- ing to November. If 30 or 40 struction of their own best in- If these 76.4 million voters fenders are not fired up seats in the House change foster home atmosphere as being the zens in that section of the borough. terests. constitute a reasonable politi- should browse through the hands, passing from moder- same as members of any large fami- Among the reasons for the suit Forget Mr. Nixon for the cal universe, we can make mail now flooding Republican ate-conservative Republicans ly. against the home was a belief that it moment. What are these con- some rough extrapolations offices. The legion sees im- KILPATRICK to moderate-liberal Demo- In general, girls who will live at is a state institution because the vulsions doing to the Republi- from the popularity polls. peachment as a conspiracy crats, we will approach the the Red Bank home are victims of a state pays the rent for the home and can party? And what lies These polls show that about between double-standard in 1972 with 57 percent of the "veto-proof" Congress that is ahead for conservative 26 or 27 percent of the people Democrats and a double-stan- vote. Both men are solid con- the dream of organized labor. breakdown in good family relations. the costs of operating it. causes? still stand by the President. dard press. These voters have servatives; both are seeking The consequences cannot be Without the home, or without the That legal question has been an- The 1972 election saw 47.2 Conclusion: Some 20 million blood in their eyes. reelection. The arithmetic reckoned in terms of labor many foster parents throughout the swered by Judge Lane. We- hope the million votes cast for the Re- voters - call them Nixon's The question arises: How tells its own story: If the le- legislation alone; the con- county and state, these girls would group home family and their re- publican Nixo'n. 292 million Legion — remain bitterly op- will Nixon's Legios expend its gion abandons these two ex- sequences would ripple across political force? These voters cellent congressmen, they the whole surface of congres- be institutionalized for "crimes" spected neighbors will now be able probably have it within their could be in serious trouble. sional power. The legion consisting of such things as truancy to live in harmony. power, if (hey choose to ex- Prejudice runs deeper than would lose both the battle and ercise that power, to make or reason. If it were possible for the war. What price passion? break a score of Republican members of the legion to sus- The President's defenders Winners and losers or conservative congressmen pend their pro-Nixon prej- cannot let their anger destroy In the hope of bolstering its sag- this fall. By withholding cam- udice, and to listen to the cool their common sense. Simmer that, at the moment, it appears that paign contributions, or by voice of reason, perhaps they ging income, the state Lottery Com- down, I would say. Sober up! proponents of the casino gambling staying home in November, could be persuaded of the po- Look ahead! If Mr. Nixon mission has come up with a new question that wjll be on the Novem- the legion can effectively litical disaster they are court- goes down the drain, let him gimmick — a "Jersey Sweepstakes" ber ballot will get the "yes" votes deny re-election to members ing. 'Their passionate support go. But if we have on* ounce that will bring top prizes of $100,000 they want. of the House .who vote in fa- of the President can do little of political maturity, let us for each million tickets sold at $1 a vor of impeachment. for Mr Nixon now, but if this savewtat is left. This adds up to a couple of It would not be an easy ticket. They go on sale at Monmnuth facts. One is that there will be win- road, under the best of cir- Park on Saturday and the winners ners of money from the casinos, the cumstances, for Republicans will be named after a race at the lotteries and the race tracks. The in marginal districts this fall. Today in history Oceanport track on Oct. 26. other is that there will be losers. Rightly or wrongly, a presi- dent and his party tend to be Today is Monday, the 217th harbor. They'll be the New Jerseyans who blamed for economic ills, and day of 1974. There are MR In IBM. Austria-Hungary We can only wonder how far the are being deluded into believing that such blame rubs off on a par- days left in the year. declared war on Russia. state intends to get into the gam- revenues from those three sources ty's candidates. Historically, Today's highlight In his- In 1949, an earthquake in bling business. We're sorry to say will help ease the state's tax woes. the party In presidential pow- tory: Ecuador killed 6,000 persons. er loses close seats in off-year On this date in 1163, the In 1962. movie star Marilyn elections. If one adds to these United States. Britain and the Monroe was found dead in her factors the anger of Nixon's Soviet Union signed a treaty Los Angeles home. Puerto Riean Week Legion, the problems of a outlawing nuclear tests in the Ten years ago: The United Puerto Rican Week has been Puerto Rican families living in Long pro-Impeachment Republican atmosphere, in space and un- States argued before the UN. proclaimed by Mayor Henry R. Branch and throughout the county. become evident. der water. Security Council that U.S. On this date: Cioffi of Long Branch, the city which The day's program will high- Consider, for example, the bombing of North Vietnamese position of M. Caldwell Butler In 1858, the first trans-At- torpedo boats and their facil- next Sunday plays host to a day-long light Spanish culture, which means of Virginia's Sixth District. lantic cable was completed. ities was an act of defense Spanish Fiesta in Garfield Park. we are being offered an educational He is a first-termer who won In 1861, the U.S. Govern- against attacks on U.S. war- opportunity as well as a chance to election in 1972 by 55 percent ment levied an income tax for ships in the Gulf of Tonkin the first time. All Monmouth residents are wel- • salute the many good neighbors who of the vole. Or consider the Five years ago: Three situation of John M Ashbrook In 1884, the cornerstone of U.S. war prisoners released come at the fiesta, which will serve make up the Puerto Rican commu- of Ohio's Seventeenth Dis- the .Statue of Liberty was laid by North Vietnam arrived by as an opportunity to meet the many nity. Tidal wavr trict. He won his sixth term at the entrance to New York plane in Laos from Hanoi. Pension reform at last SHHtWSBURY. N J MONDAY AUGUST b, 1974 The Daily Register 7 By SYLVIA POHTKK iiiiiHiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini sponsibility of managing this (First li a terirt) slue of your pension to your Quarterly profits up prcvtOW employer Within • miller or days, ihe' YOtKMONKVS inMllimiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiumiiiiiiiiMlllMl Even as I write this first By ROGER R. SPKAK performers, showing 7H per historic 1174 pension reform analysis of the new benefits, and DAVID R. SARGENT cent higher earnings this bill will become law of our WORTH year. In the oil group, results criticism already is crest-en- SlCCKSSIll. land. After years of tortuous 11 have not as yet beenreported IIIIIIIIIIHIMIIIIIIIIIIII I doing against Ihe reform pro- Q -r Are company earnings debate, seemingly endless visions Among the key points falling off in this year of re- by most of tbe mirfors, al- This key provision regulates 1 complications and ever mure continue to insist on manda- cession and "stagflation" — l\\ KSTIV; though this early sampling is — although it does not guar- made: disheartening delays, the -leg- tory retirement at age 65. indicative of expectations for antee — the terms under Many companies undoubt- <; L islation finally has been ham thus precluding the hiring of • IHHIIIIIIIIIIillMIIIIIIKIIIIIHIIIIIIIUIHIIIUI the industry. which you may take your ves- edly will avoid Ihe high cost A — Second-quarter earn- mered out. It may be signed substantial numbers of work- Paper manufacturers also while other companies - hos- ted pension benefits from em- of complying with Ihe new ings reports — for Ihe three ability comes as no surprise by President Nixon, with all ers close to retirement age. were strong Thus, with all 15 pital suppliers, proprietary ployer to employer when you law simply by not setting up months March-June — would However, in the 27 utilities re- the appropriate nourishes, n Also, the law does not companies showing improved drug, laboratories, etc. - change jobs. any pension plan — and Ihe certainly belie this Although porting quarterly results to early as mid-August but su- overall result could be a re- change the fact that, today, per share net, the group aver- were less vigorous with a 14 Under the 74 law, you may 25 per cent of Ihe 570 corpo- date, the damage is not as" rely no later than Labor Day duction in the number of pn plan benefits are typically aged a 60 per cent year-to- per cent increase. have to take your accumu- rations to report thus far severe as expected In fact, The number of workers es- vate pension plans established less than $100 a month Thus year gain. A rate increase With second-quarter earn- lated vested pension benefits have reported lower earnings, one third of these companies timated to be directly affect- for workers in the future even with improved vesting, a overall profits were up 32 per and a fuel-cost surcharge ings up a healthy 12 per cent, ed ranges up to 35 million with you in the form of a typical worker may be vested even managed to up their in- allowed the trucking industry this sampling of early reports lump sum of money — if your cent year to year The fall- come. And (he many more millions The "rule of 45" — one of in very little benefits even af- tiffs in earnings were reported to drive earnings up 54 per shows a marked improvement of us who are not direct bene employer insists and the ben- the choices on vesting — ter satisfying a minimum of cent over second-quarter 1973 over first-quarter 1(74 when efit is less than $1,750. Or you primarily by four groups The The steel companies, aided ficiarles also will be in- would encourage employers five years service utilities, which were off 7 per by higher prices, inventory Operating efficiency, stab- corporations came in with a directly touched. will be able to translate it to hire younger employes and lized fuel costs and higher 25 per cent year-to-year gain into a self-employment indi- There will be no protection cent, mortgage investment profits and massive capital The two most important would discourage hiring of freight volume should clear in earnings, according to vidual plan. Or you can just against inflation's erosion of trusts, down 34 per cent, man- spending were head and provisions are: older workers, just because of the road to record 1(74 net for Commerce Department fig- blow it, as you might blow pension benefits in this law — ufacturers of consumer big shoulders above other in- 1 - Vesting. Ihe higher cost of vesting old- although this may be among ticket items, down 26 per dustries, pushing June profits many trucking companies ures. your severance pay. Or, if er workers under a company Higher profits were generally This is a new guarantee your previous employer Ihe first future amendments cent, and building related is- 120 per cent higher than a (The authors cannot answer that you actually will get the pension plan. lo the '74 legislation. sues, off 12 per cent. That year earlier. Oils and chem- seen for the health care all mail personally, but will agrees, you will have the al- group. Ethical drug producers pension benefits you have The vesting rules will not Tomorrow: Who will be these four industries have suf- icals for some of the same answer all questions possible ternative of leaving the re- boosted results 17 per cent, been promised and which you alter the fact that plans may covered. fered from declining profit- reasons also were impressive in their column). have earned by working X number of years for an em- ployer. Under the law, em- -f-—ployers will have these three Youth beer, liquor market no bonanza in New Jersey choices to offer you: Full vesting (giving you, By JOHN T. McGOWAN million gallons of beer were consumption night have ac- nue from liquor and beer businesses, or that a lot of more in New Jersey, the rest the employe, all of your CRANFORD (AP) - The consumer in the 1(73 year tually dip below 1973. taxes was up because the tax spending in the youth market of us are drinking* less. earned pension benefits) after youth market In beer and li- compared to 135.6 the pre- He said slightly more liquor rates were increased. is actually done by adults who Or, as someone suggested, 10 years on the job; 25 per quor appears to have been vious year. He described this was consumed in fiscal 1973 The figures suggest that the don't buy their youngsters "The possibilities are strong cent vesting after five years somewhat of a bust in New as a normal increase. than in fiscal 1(72. vaunted youth market of bil- beer and liquor. that the 18-year-olds were of service, increasing yearly Jersey. Projecting figures for the Despite these modest in- lions of dollars a year stops Or they might suggest that drinking all along — legally to 100 per cent after 15 years; It might seem like more 1974 fiscal year, he said beer creases in sales, state reve- short of the beer and liquor if young people are drinking, or not." 50 per cent vesting as soon as teenagers are drinking now the sum of your age and your that it's legal for them to in years of service reaches 45, the state, but figures don't with 10 per cent additional bear that tut. Suppose you were someone who loved the color green,- vesting for each of the follow- John WJ McCaffrey, execu- ing five years. tive secretary of the New Jer- The vesting provision will sey Brewers' Association, is insisted on all the latest conveniences; had a terrible become effective immediately satisfied that lowering Ihe for new pension plans started drinking age to 18 on Jan. 1, memory for numbers; liked to walk around a lot while you after the law is enacted. 1973, was good for the beer Existing plans must comply Dr. Mark Abel business. by Jan. 1, 1976, although some But the brewers own fig- talked; and were a little hard of hearing... may comply voluntarily be- ures show.that beer drinking, fore that date. Joins practice which was off in the state in Job changing in our country FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - 1972 for unknown reason, has is so prevalent that only a Dr. Mark Abel has joined Dr. not increased all that much Does Newjersey Bell have the right phone for you? fraction of you who have been Emanuel G. Kuflik in the since. covered by plans could in the practice of dermatology. The brewers say that 4 6 past expect to collect your They maintain offices at 70 million barrels of beer were You bet. In this case it would be a green card dialer with 1. Our basic dial phones come in wall and desk models. Available in a earned pension credits if you Schanck Road and at 150 K guzzled In New Jersey during Touch-Tone* buttons, a long cord and a volume control variety of decorator colors, at no extra charge. changed jobs before, say, 10 Kennedy Blvd. in Lakewood. 1973, the first full year of le- 2. Modern Touch-Tone® telephones make calling twice as fast, twice as or 15 years of service for a Dr. Abel was graduated gal drinking for teen-agers. handset. easy. If you need three or more, they're available at a special bargain given employer. Millions of from Rensselaer Plytechnic That was about five per cent Of course, you may never need anything but our stan- price. . you,.in fact, changed jobs so Institute in Troy, N.Y. and more than 1972 but McCaffrey dard phones with the usual features. But we're findingou t 3. The sculptured Trimline® phone puts everything right in the palm frequently that your pension from Albany Medical College, identified that as the annual of your hand. Since you don't need the base to make a call and be- benefits never became vested Albany, N.Y. He interned at growth the industry expects. that more and more families today appreciate the conve- cause it comes with a longer cord, you can tuck it in an out of-the >ay and you never got a penny. Albany Medical Center and The state Division of Tax- nience of having the right phone in the right place. That's place. Under this new law, the completed his specialty train- ation, which keeps count of why we have different phones with different options ... . 4. Our stylish, practical Princess® phone. Soft 'night light' dial and com- span of time you must wait ing in dermatology at Boston beer and liquor consumed in so you can choose the ones that are just right for you. pact size make it ideal for the bedroom. before you will be assured of University Hospital. the state, for tax purposes, 5. The speakerphone lets you carry on a conversation 'hands-free'. And receiving your pension rights Dr. Abel has coauthored a said its figures indicate that Look around. Do you have phones where you need lets others in the room join in the conversation. well may be shortened from, number of scientific papers the 18-year-old law was no bo- them most? With the kind of features that could make 6. Card dialer... it's a telephone... it's a memory bank. Frequently- say, 20 years of service to 10 and recently presented a nanza to the spirit sellers. every day a little easier? called numbers are recorded on plastic punch cards filed in the or 15, or (or the first iime, study on acne before the So- The state operates on a fis- phone. To make a call, put the card in the slot and press a button. your benefits will be legally ciety for Investigative Der- cal year basis and comparing If you'd like some changes made, or want some advice, 7. Wall phones in various sizes, shapes and colors. Including our de- guaranteed (vested). matology. He is a consultant fiscal 1973 to fiscal 1972, a tax just call your local Telephone Business Office. signer panel phone for people who like the architectural, built-in look. 2 -r Portability. at four area hospitals. division spokesman said 139.2 Remember, New Jersey Bell does have the right phone 8. For people who have difficulty using the telephone, for you. Whoever you are. we have special equipment to make calling easier, 1 and more enjoyable. This phone features a volume We want you to get the most out of your phone service. control handset. The Beauty New Jersey Bell and the Beast. Audi. A luxury car. With an A performance car. With front- interior you can hardly tell wheel drive like a Cadillac El- from a Mercedes 280. About dorado. Independent front sus- as much legroom and head- pension like an Aston Martin. room as a Rolls-Royce Silver Rack-and-pinion steering like Shadow. And more trunk space a racing Ferrari. And getting than a Continental Mark IV. about 24 miles to the gallon.' The Audi 1OOLS. A beauty. Audi. A lot of cars for the But much more than j».._K 1AAI ^ money. That's the just a pretty face. AUCH 1UUL9 beauty of thebeast. A lot of cars for the money.
/I .S2S •DIN 70030Precision Porsche Audi, Inc. Highway 35, Oakhurst (201)493-8000 8 The Ditty Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. AUGUSTS. 1974 Summer nuptials announced Grimes-Acunis Shea-Whitaker RED BANK - Miss Judith Mr. and Mrs. Mahlan A. HOLMDEL - In St. Ben boy, and is employed here at Ann Acunis and Mahlan An- Grimes Jr. 312 Nutswamp edict's Catholic Church here Bay shore Community Hospi- derson Grimes 3rd were mar- Road, Middletown Saturday afternoon, Miss Nor- tal. Mr. Shea is with Muten ried here Saturday in the A reception was In Bamm ma Jean Whitaker, daighter Food Service in Middlesex. First Presbyterian Church, Hollow Country Club. Middle- of Mr. and Mrs. William D. After a wtdding trip to Tower Hill town. Whitaker, 145 Liberty Place, Puerto Rico, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. LeM NasM The Rev. Dr Charles S Miss Frances Jean Acunis West Keansburg, became the Shea will make their home in (The former Webster officiated at the mar- was maid of honor and Lynn bride of Kevin F. Shea, ton of Laurence Harbor. Carol Tomaino) Mrs. Maklai Gtimtt )rd riage of the daughter of Mr. Esli Acunis was bridesmaid. Mrs. Jeanne R. Shea, 258 (The former and Mrs. Isaac Acunis of Co- Ronald T. Maxwell was Matawan Ave., Matawan. The Judith Acunis) lumbus, Ohio, to the son of best man. Ushers were Neil Rev. William Anderson offici- Nason-Tomaino (ianuhn and Richard Ganulin. ated RED BANK - In St. Anthony's Catholic-Church'here yes- Cooney-Bailey Mrs. Grimes was graduated Mrs. LawiCMe Feyeretsea Mrs. Kevbi Shea Attending the bride were terday, Miss Carol Ann Tomaino, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. from Erasmus Hall High (The former (The former Dorann Tyson, maid of hon- J. Tomaino, 13S N. Lovett Ave., became (he bride of Leon Na- School in Brooklyn and KEANSBURG - Miss Don- Elaine Hommer). Norma Whitaker) or; Debra Costa, Harriet son, foster son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Montanino, 121 Mon- Queens Hospital Center na Helen Bailey and Navy E.3 McDonough and Lorraine mouth St. School of Nursing, Jamaica, Thomas Richard Cooney were Strick. Linda Stride was flow- Msgr. Salvatore DiLorenzo officiated at the double ring cer- New York, jmd this fall will married here Saturday in St. Feyereisen-Hommer er girl. emony, which was followed by a reception in Squires Pub. Ann's Catholic Church by the attend Monnrouth College, West Long Branch. PH1LLIPSBURG - Miss Elaine Harriett Hommer, Rev. Gregory Vaughn. There West Long Branch. She is a Gary Seals was best r*an. Mrs. Patricia Tanner was matron of honor. The Misses daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hommer, Hampton, and was a reception in Keelan's registered nurse at Monmouth Ronald Whitaker, Jimes Gayle Brittingham and Barbara Hart were bridesmaids and Lawrence P. Feyereisen. son of Maj. Gen. (USA-ret) Paul A. here. Medical Center, Long Branch. Siano and James Bruncadi Cathy Bender was flower girt. The bride is the daughter of Mr. Grimes was graduated Feyereisen and Mrs. Feyereisen, 424 Navesink River Road, were ushers. Middletown, were married here Saturday at a 4 p.m. ceremo- Frank Pingitore was best man and the ushers were Ste- Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Bail- from Rumson-Fair Haven Re- ven Montanino, Richard MonUnino, Steven Tomaino and Ron- ny conducted in St. Luke's Episcopal Church by the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Shea are ey, 147 Seeley Ave. Mrs. Mi- gional High School and Mon- ald Tomaino. . George S. Bowden and the Rev. Anthony J. Gambino. graduates of Raritan High chael J. Kuyl, 189 Forest Ave. mouth College. He is a candi- The bride was graduated from Red Bank Catholic High Honor attendants (or the couple were Miss Darlene Kla- School. She was graduated here and John Edward date for a master's degree in School and Appalachian State University, Boone, N.C.. and is Cooney Sr. of Bayonnc, are biochemistry at .Fairleigh cik, Somerville, and Capt. Paul S. Feyereisen, Ft. Bragg, also from Charles E. Gregory N.C., brother of the bridegroom. School of Nursing, Perth Am- a physical education teacher in the Red Bank Primary - the bridegroom's parents. Dickinson University and is School. Also attending the bride were Mrs. Mark Hommer and Mn. Tbtmas CMaey Attending the bride were employed as a laboratory su- Mr. Nason was graduated from Red Bank High School pervisor at Monmouth Medic- Miss Bonnie Silver. (The former Miss Denise Bocchino, maid and served in the U.S. Navy. He is the owner of Nason's of honor, and the Misses al Center. The ushers were Airmen 1C Mark Hommer and Thomas Donna Bailey) Rlenzi. Home Improvements. Rosemarie Small and Alice Mr. and Mrs. Grimes will Mr. and Mrs. Nason will reside in Red Bank Brooks. reside in Long Branch. Mr. and Mrs. Feyereisen were graduated from Monmouth Michael W. Finnen was best College, West Long Branch, with bachelor degrees respective- man. Patrick and Alan Bailey ly in business administration and elementary education. Mr. Zeni-Durnan were ushers. Feyereisen is an executive with Boy Scouts of America. MATAWAN - Miss Kath- Carol Desiderio. Donna Zeni The bridal couple attended After a reception at the Lehigh Valley Club, Allentown, leen Durnan, Harding Road, was flower girl. Keansburg High School. He is Pa., the couple left for a honeymoon in Bermuda. They will re- Freehold Township, and Jo- side in Brick Township. The best man was Donald stationed in Little Creek, Va. seph Adam Zenl, son of Mr. Zenl and the ushers were They plan, to make their and Mrs. Adam Zenl, Rt. 78, Thomas Cornell, Daniel Ken- home in Keansburg. Morganivlle, were married ny and Leonard Tarnowski Robertson-Kirk here July 27 in St. Clement MATAWAN - Trinity Epis- Morris and Miss Lynne Dun- Catholic Church by the Rev. Mrs. Zenl was graduated Carbone- copal Ciiurch was the setting ham. Joseph Rucinski There was a from Red Bank Catholic High School and Newark State Col- here July 27 for the marriage Mr. Beutel was best man Mrs. Jcsepk Zeal reception at the Battleground of Susan Kirk, daughter of and the ushers were Randall Country Club, Manalapan. lege. Mr. Zeni is an alumnus Capps (The former Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Kirk, 81 C. Robertson, Kenneth Kirk The bride is the daughter of of Freehold Regional High RUMSON - In Holy Cross Kathleen Durnan) j School and Brookdale Com- Mrs. Anthony (artxwe St. Peter Place, Keyport, to and Mr. Citroni. Mrs. Gertrude McVicar Dur- Catholic Church here July 28, Darrell Robert Robertson Jr., Mrs. Robertson is a gradu- nan, Long Branch. munity College, Lincroft, and (the former attended Newark State Col- Miss Lisa Marie Ann Capps, Mrs. Dirrell RtbertsM Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ate of Trenton State College. She was given in marriage Lisa Capps) lege. He is a title searcher daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (The former ertson Sr. of Reisterstown, Her husband, a member of by her uncle, William E. Dale E. Capps, 13 Bay St., be- with General Land Abstract Susan Kirk) Md. the Maryland State Police McVicar, and was .attended came the bride of Airman l.c Co., Metuchen. There was a reception in and Maryland National by Mrs. Daniel Sea, matron Anthony Lester Carbone, son Guard, was graduated from of honor; Mrs. Sally Cornell, Mr. and Mrs. Zeni spent of Mr. and Mrs. Lester A. Buck Smith's Restaurant, East Keansburg. Franklin High School, Rois Mrs. Charlene Zeni and Miss their honeymoon in Bermuda. Carbone, Lovett Road, Lin- terstown, and Murray (Ky.) Bridal Note croft. Mrs. James F. Beutel was State University. The Rev. Joseph A. Ben- matron of honor. Also attend- They will reside in Reisters- Kulha-Dispensiere intende celebrated the Nup- ing the bride were Mrs. Adr- town after a wedding trip to Wedding and engagement tial Mass. There was a recep- ian Citron!, Miss Kathleen Florida. ASBURY PARK - Miss ter. Another sister Mrs. forms are available on tion In the Non-commissioned Regina E. Dispensiere, Frank Hawk 3rd and Miss An- request to The Daily Regis- Officers Club, Ft. Monmouth. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vic- drea Hawk, also attended the ter's Contemporary life de- Attending the bride were Thomsen-White tor E. Dispensiere, 101 Lake bride. partment. There is no lee Miss Ann Rehme, maid of Ave., Fair Haven, was mar- Peter Zorio was best man charged for any material honor, and the Misses Debo- HOLMDEL - Miss Mary Ethel White was married Satur- Mrs. j*hi Kilka ried July 21, to John J. Kulha, for his brother-in-law. Ushers used. Wedding details are rah Capps, Linda Pniitt and day here at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lowell D. (The former son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. were Frank Holczm'an and preferred in advance. Brides' Phyllis Carbone. Debra Dom- White, 12 Edgewood Drive, to Owen James Thomsen, son of Regina Dispensiere} Kulha of Manahawkin. The Robert Werner. •» pictures received two weeks broski was flower girl and Mrs. Ervin H. Thomsen of Hyattsville, Md., and the late Mr. double ring ceremony took Mrs. Kulha, an alumna of Thomsen. The garden ceremony was performed by the Rev. after the event, run the risk John Smith Jr. was the page. Mrs. Ow»o Tkomsea LIBRARY EXHIBIT place here in Holy Spirit Rumson-Fair Haven Regional of not being used. After publi- Andrew Zaayenga was best Donald Phillips. A reception followed. Catholic Church, with the (The former Mary White) High School, is employed by cation the pictures may be man. The ushers were Mi- Miss Eileen Flieg was the bride's only attendant. RUMSON - During the Rev. John Connelly offici- her father as drug buyer tar picked up at the main office chael Keleher, James Kelley Lauren Ernst was best man and ushers were David L. month of August there is on ating. A reception was in the North Asbury Park Drug, As- of The Daily Register, One and Daniel Geroni. ANTIQUES SHOW and Douglas K. White, brothers of the bride. display here at the Oceanic Terrace Gardens, Wana- bury Park. Register Plaza, Shrewsbury, Mrs. Carbone is a graduate BAY HEAD - The 22nd an- The bride is a graduate of Red Bank High School, and Ju- Free Library, a collection of mam. The bridegroom was gradu- 07701. Or, they may be sub- nual antiques show and sale niata College, Huntingdon, Pa., alma mater of the bride- of Rumson-Fair Haven Re- turn of the century aitique The bride, who was es- atcd from Mater Christ! mitted with a self-addressed, here at St. Paul's United groom. He is a graduate of Northwestern High School, Hyatts- gional High School and plans decoys and an antique, shot- corted to the altar by her par- Diocesan High School, As- stamped envelope. Methodist Church will be con- ville. The couple will reside in Buffalo, where Mr. Thomsen a career in dancing. gun. American bird carvings ents, carried her mother's toria, L.I., and the New Jer- ducted Aug. 13 and 14 from 11 will attend the State University of New York in September. The bridegroom, an are by Adele Earnest and the prayerbook. sey State Police Academy, a.m. to 10 p.m. Luncheon will alumnus of Red Bank Catho- classic decoy series is bfy Mil- Miss Julia V. Dispensiere Sea Girt. A Navy veteran, he be served from noon to 2 p.m. lic High School, is stationed ton C. Weiler. was maid of honor for her sis- is employed by Asbury Park at McGuire Air Force Base. and tea from 3 to 4:30 p.m. Police Department. On return from a wedding Little Miss Fireman trip to Montego Bay, Ja- maica, the couple will reside LBHS '39 has its chosen at the fair in Asbury Park. COLTS NECK - Tracey Marzulli, 5, and Kay Brown, Lynn Harris, 6, Green Hill 4. Road here, was chosen Little ECONOMY Sponsors included The Hap- Miss Fireman's Fair at the py Apple Inn here; United competition staged in con- SHOE REPAIR night of nostalgia Counties Trust Co., Lincroft; ^212 W«l Front SI. junction with the annual Colts Nad Bank Neck Firemen's Fair. She Shrewsbury State Bank; MIDDLETOWN - The June class of 1939 Rutdowitz O'Shan, Chicago, III. Frank and was crowned by last year's Freehold Travel Agency;' REBUILT of Long Branch High School had its 35th reun- Lois Cannetto won the most grandchildren (6) winner, Lisa Hemphill. Trolley Tots, Lincroft; Baby •COMOVBOOT* ion in Cobblestones. award. Ben Weiss was the first to reply. Roy Fair, Red Bank; Colonial •MESS BOOTS James Pascucci, class treasurer and chair- Goldstein Sager received an award for wear- Judges for the event, in Flowers and George V. II- • WORK won man of the reunion committee gave the In- ing his high school ring. which 45 girls participated, Imensee Real Estate, both •MOUIMDMMM vocation. Michael Mirarchi, another com- Class members introduced themselves and were Mrs. Stevie Dunn, own- Colts Neck, and the Avon Co., NUMttHOM mittee member was toastmasler and in- letters from members unable to attend were er of Countrywear of Colts through the help or Mr. and CONVERT Neck, and Commltteemen troduced Preston Shoemaker, retired school read. The business meeting closed with the Mrs. Arthur Goodwin, here. STREET SHOES principal, now of Parkesburg, Pa. Class ad- class song. John Pyron and Carroll S. viser, Christy Robinson of Gorham, Maine, During the evening, a class picture was Pierce. TO and William Beatty, retired English and his- taken and song hits of 1939 sung. Parodies Fresh oranges, diced, com' Mrs. Walter Seastrand was bined with fresh strawberries GOLF tory teacher, also were guests. were written by Hilda Karrberg Kampf. an- -•halrman of the competition and sugar to taste make a de- .SHOES Joseph Bristow, Ontario, Calif., and Jo- other committee member. sponsored by the Woman's lightful and nutritious topping All MfIS SHOIS MJOifb DM seph Skamel of Salinas, Calif., tied for trav- Also on the committee were Kay Subinsky MlW WITH OIM IM IOHOID ON QUEEN AND COURT — Trocey Lynn Harris, 6, Club of Colts Neck. for vanilla ice cream and fruit Mcrour Mocfis. §m*n >•,*• Stahl, Jane Harrison Burdge, Josephine eling the longest distance. Runners up were center, selected 1974 Little Miss Fireman's'Falr, is Runnersup were Tammy sherbet. mtmm, mi Outfit luuklt ammm Carol Zlska Galloway, Menasha, Wise; D'Amato Fasano, Nathan Schneider, Angelo joined at the Colts Neck event by Tammy Marzulll, Valentino and Theresa Fuga McCue Thelma Morris Thorn, Baraboo, Wise.; Rose 5, left, first runner-up, and Kay Brown, 4, second ^^ ^j ^ ^ OELAIMOCLAINCE POWEHPOWEKJ! nsurieuxKr SALSAIOO M 1»74 runner-up. Small spenders can Fresh ginger root may be kept In the freezer. When you STEREO need it (usually only a small WADB amount is used in a dish), re- move-a knob' and veturn the be his losers rest to the freezer. It goes with- BEAU firuLinfTTTSTC At Elaine Powers, a little time goes a out saying that the ginger root ' lo/tg way. You'll also look and teel bet- should be wrapped 24 HOURS A DAY ter than you have In years. Miraculous machines, sensible eating suggestions? Sure. But It's our personal attention that really helps. And "Team Time". When we gang up on JEWELRY COUNSELOR our figure problems together. It's fun. Robert de la Reussllle And U works. will buy, appraise or redesign diamonds and Special Summer Offer other precious Jewelry for Bury! Call Mwftrywufree trial risil aid figirc auljriii. private owners; banks & estates II you tret drew IIM: ky U...youc«noyouc«nor nlwlOlnSnlwlnSII ityiiy l«. .youcinbrlilleUlnMihyblUlMhyi Elaine Powers 18. youcinhciilw UbiMiUyi SO...yo.youu cm hr • iln-14 In BOdayy i LEAFY GIFT — Mrs. Louis J. Vonnl, left, chairman of the Little Silver |USSILLES~ FignreSalons 22... you on h* • ill » 18 In 81
Dear Ann Landers: May I posit box). The grand total been overcharged by a law- add my nickel's worth and was $4,000 The lawyer yer, he can take his grievance straighten out some mis- charged us $2,000 for his ser- to the local bar association. conceptions regarding "mer- ANN LANDERS vices. Next: As for avoiding the cy killing" or euthanasia? I never had dollar signs in problem in the future, see an Since Americans are guar- pects, this is what Pope Pius pulous doctors In order to my eyes for my mother's estate planner (almost every anteed by the Constitution the XII said: "The removal of come into an Inheritance or money. She was a woman of bank has one) and discuss right to life, liberty, and the pain and consciousness by relieve themselves of an un- modest means and she lived methods that best suit your pursuit of happiness, should it means of drugs, when medic- wanted burden BEFORE the frugally. (Incidentally, the situation. Lawyers, of course, not also Include the right to, al authorities suggest it, is patient reaches the critical or estate must be divided among serve a valuable function, but die if it means a release from pjifci: z^Z three of us.) I'd like to know there is nothing wrong with suffering? morality to both doctors and Dear Ann Landers: Re- if there is any way a person asking in advance about the Many people who insist patients, even if the use of cently our "good friend" and can arrange his estate so a fee — even if the guy is "a they are against euthanasia drugs will shorten life." family lawyer settled my lawyer won't get one cent? — friend." Burned By Reality are not aware that there are I hope I have shed some mother's estate (proper will, Confidential to Little Did I two kinds: 1) Active, which light on this controversial savings account, checking ac- Dear B.: First things first. Know: Everybody marries means "putting someone to subject and that people will count, and small safety de- When a client believes he has for love — or something. You sleep" by administering stop using the words "mur- married for the love of jew- drugs, and 2) Passive, the der" and "sin" when speak- elry, expensive clothes, a withdrawal of all medical or ing of euthanasia. - H.B., Or- beautiful home — etc., etc. lando, Florida mechanical support, without Sea Bright Cup Race Some women feel a life of which the patient would die. Dear H.B.: Thank you for luxury is worth whatever they Euthanasia need not be ad- your letter. I am opposed to have to sacrifice to get it, but ministered. If it were legal- active euthanasia, but consid- benefit is Aug. 10 WINNERS — A poster by Chris Carpenter, 11, second from right In the top I've received a great many ized, it would be on an indi- er your definition of the pas- letters from others who say row, was chosen Best In Show in Monmouth Museum's Fifth Annual Chil- vidual basis, left up to the sive type a humane approach SEA BRIGHT - The Penin- Mayor of Sea Bright, Mrs. Ce- dren's Art Contest, and will be reproduced for use In publicizing the Sept. cile Norton, Congressman marrying for money is the patient and the immediate to end the suffering of termi- sula House veranda and din- 15 opening of the new Monmouth Museum building in Lincroft. Other win- James J. Howard, Freeholder hardest work there is. family. There would be a nally 111 patients for whom ing rooms will be the setting ners among 87 entrants Include, front row, from left, Monica Carpenter, Director Joseph C. Irwin, and signed legal document and there Is no hope. for the Third Annual Sea Do you feel awkward, self- Chris Fream, Paul Nicholas D'Apolito, Joel Eugene Edwards, second from Freeholder Axel B. Carlson, the consent of at least two The only danger, as I see Bright Cup Race Dinner conscious — lonely? Welcome left, Carl Carpenter, Brian Johnson and Chad Carpenter, and top row from Dance Saturday, Aug. 10. Jr. Music will be by Valen- to the club. There's help for physicians would be required. it, Is that conniving relatives tino's Danceables. left, Frank Shingle, Margaret Kuhn, Chris, and Sandy Richards. For those who are con- might conceivably make a Cocktails will be available you in Ann Landers' booklet, cerned with the religious as- deal with a couple of unscru- from 7 p.m. and the buffet This year's Cup Race, the "The Key to Popularity." ANNUAL PICNIC dinner, catered by Longo's of "race with a purpose," Is Send 35 cents in coin with MIDDLETOWN - The Ju- Sea Bright, will be served at 9 sponsored by the newly your request and a long, nior Woman's Club of Middle- p.m. formed Sea Bright Marine stamped, self-addressed enve- town will have its annual pic- Honored guests include the Education Foundation, a non- lope to Ann Landers, P.O. nic for members and their Make A Date profit organization, whose Box 3346, Chicago, Illinois families Aug. 19 at Holmdel aim is to provide funds for 60654. Park. LOCK-STOCK A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- marine-related studies. Jo- tions. Rates: $200 for 3 lines for one day,. $1.00 each addi NOW to mark seph D. Scott of Monmouth tlonal line; $3.00 for two days, $1.25 each additional line 19th amendment Hills is president! $5.00 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line furl ,i. Qu $6.00 for 10 days, $2.00 each additional line; $10.00 for 2t anniversary Reservations are available R.P.' days, $2.50 each additional line. Deaoline noon day before until Wednesday, Aug. 7, at SEA BRIGHT - The Mon- publication. Call The Daily Register, 542-4000, ask for the the Yacht Shop or Cove Ma- COR. RIVER RD. 1 FAIR HAVEN RD. Date Secretary. mouth County Chapter of the rina in Sea Bright. Profits FAIR HAVEN 741-1621 National Organization for will go to the education MEN OF Today - For cmiaren, Dlal-aStory with a Biblical Women will celebrate the 54th fund. 'I"! anniversary of the passage of moral. Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church of AOVSTIMMINT yydletown Dial 671-3318. the suffrage amendment with a cocktail party Aug. 25 at 8 In > small Georgia city called Etowah, the AUGUST 6 p.m., here at the Rum Run- New! Shrewsbury Chorale presents Summer Sings Tuesday people of a mysterious society built mounds ner. which still remain today after ten to twenty evenings 8 to 10 p.m., Brookdale Community College Joan Vlnk heads the com- "NATURAL" WATERPILl thousand years. Why these mounds were built Gymnasim. Admission $1.00, students 50c, Senior Citi- mittee for the party, which is and the fate of these men is unknown. They zens free, Poulenc Gloria, Thompson's Hallelujah and Reduces Bloat and Swelling are referred to only as the "Mound Builders". open to the public. The folk during the Menstrual Cycle Peaceable Kingdom. Paul Grammcr conducting. rock band "The Goodship" We often wonder what mark our society will will provide music for danc- Now ODRINIL, a "Natural" W.ter leave on this planet. Will the true potential of AUGUST 11 pill can help you IOM eycass wcktU, ing and entertainment. *• odern min be realized? One thine la for cer- Monmouth County Federation Holy Name Society Pic- ttfMMf •ncomfortable body S3k\ tn, -UK' Tull potential of "sn Individual can The 19th amendment,'' (pullintss In ankles, arms, stornath) S nic, Sunday, J a.m. to ( p.m., Holmdel County Park, never be realiied if he Is not In rood health. passed on Aug. 24 after more dm to aicasi water retention during Holmdel. Contests 2 p.m. Rain date, Aug. 18. the entire manstiuil cycle. ODRINIL is You can assure yourself of better health by than 50 years of political • gentle diuretic compound - contains having a yearly check-up. AUGUST 14 struggle, guaranteed women natural herbs In a tablet that is last- Monmouth County Chapter of the College of 81. Kliza- the right to vote. NOW is a acting and effective. Helps eliminate YOU OK YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US civil rights organization dedi- excess water that causes premenstrual when you -need a delivery. We will deliver beth Alumna Annual Summer Luncheon at the Essex and bloat. promptly Without extra charge, A great many Sussex Hotel, Spring Lake, 12 noon. Fashions by Enrico- cated to securing equal rights people rely on us for their health needs. We ODRINIt-the "Natural" Water Pill- Crista, Allenhurst For reservations, call Mrs Aloysius under the law for all women. welcome requests for delivery service and charge gentle, allecllva. economical I Satiilac- utcounU. Ring, Mt-1750. tlofl or money back. 0 AUGUST 24 NOW! 7 nights a week! "OutUoor Flea Market" - Sponsored by the Ladles' THRIFT y IMinrmacy Auxiliary of St. Mary's Armenian Church, 1184 Ocean Personalized gill service Just DRUG THK SIMM* SHI 111 MUM'S picK up Ihe phone We deliver BROAD ST. 741-4174 SHREWSBURY PRIME $/• 95 Ave Elbefon. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Space'avallablc, $5 Arme- PRESCRIPTION CHKNISTS KHKK DKI.IVKKY nian food served. Rain date Sat,, Aug. 31. 775-004(1 or 77* and ship lor you MIDDIET0WN PLAZA umi*r*t kRIBS *¥ BUS. HWY, 35 MIDDlfTOWN 10 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, AUGUST 5.1974 »••••••••• Costigan comedy Television Today Nrw Ynri VMuine l«-aU,5,7,9,l 1,13 •«> 0 0 HEUES LUCY I. •UM.IC WOAOCASHNft « Lucv's ».eetend become* s canine aigMmare wBen at Summer Intime aa tbeaa ckannala wtn he naiad ska agrees to run Harry s pat boutique to Improve 91 unlasa ottarwlae noted. his chances ol selling the shop to a aotad dug PRINCETON - Summer by Larry Strichman, a gradu- DAYTIME MOVIES trainer (Rl The grandest fdO S "Mr. Belvedere Goes Ta Cllaeje" 8 THE MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE Intime, located in air-condi- ate of both Princeton and the "Oeorpy Qlri" I10M! s'erring James Mason. Lynn "One Heevenl, Night" musical of them alll tioned Hamilton Murray The- Yale School of Drama, and Redgrave A girl marrtaa a wealthy older man so 1:00 S 'Nothinj lut A Man" that she can Rive her roommate's abandoned. ater on the Princeton Univer- features Giulia Pagano, E. E. _ "Town On Trial" Illegitimate baby, whom aha lovea. a home. sity campus, will present the Norris, and John C. Vennema O "Zombiei On Broedwey" 8 THE ABC MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE "The Aaaoatlnat'on Bureau" (1MII starring Diana last four performances of its in the leading roles. 4:00 • "Wstarlront" 0 "Tan Thouiend Bedroom" Rleg Telly Savslaa. An orRMIsatloa of Interna- production of James Costi- tional proisMtonsl killers find tkemeelvaa the vto LUCY 4:10 0 "Niagara" limn when they accept a commission to saaassliials gan's comedy "Baby Want a Setting and lighting are by their own leader. IK I EVENING 0 BONANZA Kiss," Thursday through Sun- Charles G. Stone and John 6:00 OOOBi NEWS Haas becomes s friend to a brute of a man with MAMl day. Thursday through Satur- Paine, with costumes by B I LOVE LUCY the mentality of a child 0 0 THE DICK VAN DYKE SHOW day performances are at 8:30 Marie Miller Mitchell Ivers "Lucy Wrllee a Navel" B THE AVENGERS Dirk Is caufht between trying to keep his mother p.m. Sunday at 7:30 p.m. is the production stage man- happy end fulfilling a deathbed promtas to con- "Spill" »:*> duct a "fun funeral" for his recently departed The production is directed ager. ID I DREAM OF JEANNIE uncle. IHi LUCILLE BALL . "MAME"^ ••Je.innie and ihe Top Fecret Secret" 0 BOOK BEAT •••»•••••••••»•• IB TODAY IN DELAWARE "A Cry of Angels" by Jeff fields iirnu em am i*m«a da>JPO y rVk in SMO I ^ Q NIC NIGHTLY NEWS Part I: "Seen Any Flying Saucari Lately?" Q MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE Part II: "Oradiiitlnj LAW Student*" Cocktail Lounpv Open 7 Days "The Merccnariee" flOOOOHNtWS & THE KID* O TO TELL THE TRUTH A HITCHCOCK PRESENTS ADDED ATTRACTION - Comedian Foster "Nightmare In 4-D" ••••••••••••»»•»••»• B ABC NEWS B THE LUCY SHOW O RACING FROM YONKERS Brooks |olns Andy Williams and Michel Legrand AREBACK! • (D PERRY MASON "Lucy, the Rain Goddess" tonight when they open for a slx-nlght engagement Junior the fun of HI • O THE MOD SQUAD "Tilt Owe of the Stand-in Slater" at the Garden State Arts Center, Holmdel. The THIS WEEK AT NEW JERSEY'S Line loins an automobile thrill circus to lnvestl- 11:30 O BD THE CIS LATE SHOW irals the death of a stunt driver friend. "Top Btcnt Affair" (1957) •tarring Suaan Hfty popular singer and the French composer-pianist- Gai'don suii«» Aris Center IB TAKE 12 ward. Kirk DoufrtM. The war between the sexes conductor were teamed In a successful appearance movai to the battlefield whan a tough Army K«n* AT TELEGRAPH HILL ON THE GARDEN STATE PARKWAY EXIT 116 ID TREASURES OF THE PAST •ral MOM to war with a tougher lady publisher at the amphitheater in 1972. "Archeolojry In New Jersey" • O THE TONIGHT SHOW KATHARINE ROSS-^ • TV GARDEN CLUI Hoal Joey Bishop. Quests; Martina Arroyo Blmon (52) MAN BUILDS. MAN DESTROYS Argcvlch. BUTCH CASSIDYANDf 7:J0 "The Keeplnj of the Oreen" 0 THE 11:30 MOVIE B DUSTY'S TRAIL "Nightmare" (1MM> starring Edward Q, Robin* 'Barefoot' trials scheduled THE SUNDANCE KID-* ANDY WILLIAMS B LET'S MAKE A DEAL aon, Kevin McCarthy. Murder, mystery, hypnoaii and some New Orleans jau all add up to a night- EATONTOWN - Auditions Each session will begin at 8 Panemon" • Color by OeUue* ' w O THE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES mare for an innocent musician. O WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS for roles In Nell Simon's "Ba- p.m. 1 O O WIDE WORLD MYSTERY and MICHEL LEGRAND "Konrad Lorev and His Oeeee' "Only a Scream Away" starring Hayley Mill*. refoot in the Park," which is B WORLD OF SURVIVAL Oary Collins. A young British bride la beset by Anyone seeking further in- "Blrd'a-eye View of London" (Rl to be produced and staged by AMERICAN BALLET a series of mvBtertous and threatening incidents formation may contact David B THE DICK VAN DYKE SHOW immediately following her wedding. (R) the Seavlew Players, will be- GENERATIONS OF S. Taborn, 288 Roosevelt "Vy Mother Can Best Up My Father" O MONDAY NIGHT SHOWCASE gin Thursday at the First B WCAUTV EYE ON "Charlie Bubbles" (IMS) •tarring Lisa Mlnnelli, Ave., Oakhurst, N.J. 07755 Presbyterian Church, Broad and PAUL WILLIAMS "Plav a Bonn tor Ma" Albert Flnnty. A dashing, successful young; writer ID YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF who has everything In life, including two women St. No date has been set for the "Investments and Risk Capital" who adore him, cannot find happiness and peace of mind. presentation of the play. Town West «t E *•**• mm MIMB MI. 1 DM. for what you know); "Career MSOUMMIM $|50 THE INCREDIBLE and Vocational" for' the wom- MOUS STRING BAND an who wants to discover her ISAACHAYES Molly Pitcher interests, aptitudes, and the WITHIMcum » IN laociNM ailMMISf « IMS CM AGGIE ciinmoi job market potential, and ai IN mi us awn »in weiw Superb Dining New Jersey Talent Bank List- ing; "Role" for the woman who wants re-cycling or who PAUL NEWMAN ROBERT REDFORD is uncertain about her life CHEFS DINNER SPECIAL goals, and "Woman Alone" for the divorced or widowed, TONIGHT offered by trained volunteer "THE Filet of Flounder In women who have been there Plus - "HELL IN HARLEM"^ *IMMIiti Golden Ale Batter themselves. STING IMMIiti» witfi Fruit Sauce II coax MMMUM.lMi. Shoe Siring Potatoes. blues right out MSOIMHUTMB » Mixed Salad. Hoise 1»Jt Dressing. Cottee yourhfwirt. •SUMMER FILM FESTW $ "HAROLD & 'MATWH i P.M. in. ROM 7 OetMTtwiaM* COMPLETE DINNERS FROM 6.95 K-HART PLAZA t LUNCHEON-from $2.95 Shopping Center A SEXUAL KEYSTONE MAUDE" COMEDY MAUmCe AT THE PIANO U0N-THW ROUTE 35 Starring HAZLET Ruth Gordon Bud Cort DANCING 739-9697 FEATURING THE JERRY KAY TRIO FRI. 0:00 PM t S*T. »:30 P.M. MWY35« RED BANK • 747-2500 IUWtt Ml. t DM. /USOUMMUMH MATINEE DAILY AT 2 P.M. ifJL Snuffy Smilh Dennis ill MONDAY, AUGUST 6.19/4 The Drily Ri flh» i 11 THREE AN'VE SHOULD WHflT SORTO SENTENCE l DID JUOQE POTTER SIUE DADBURN AHEflRD TH Crossword Puzzle VORE MAN SNUFFV DfWS 1 SENTENCE PAW THIS MORWIN'? 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HE SAVS EVERY CHILP HE 5AfS THAT A CHILD THE ACTUAL TERM IS \ SHOULP HAVE 'A OO&..; WHO POES NOT HAVE A 006 ("LIVING UJITHOUT 15 LIKE A CHILP DEPRlVEP BENEFIT OF BEASLEV
The Phunlom BtTtlr Hailcv AS HAKMS...ANP PUT IT OVER AQUILAN...A TAKE IT T*Y 70 &EE REMOTE LAW, THERE, SLAVE HA«T THAT THINGS FROM HIS STILL IN THE HOW DID I SET BEETlEi HE'S eAK(5E MIPOLE A9ES- \tiVO THI5 ? POINT OF VIEW WTH ANCIENT CUSTOMS.,, 12 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY. AUGUST 5, 1974 Felony-murder rule being restricted in prosecutions
By PETER M. HALDKN to a chiropractor. The chiro- ises to the parents vs Phillips, highlights the attempting to formulate a nection with specific felon- A muth-publiciicd case in- Another alleged BLA meq\ practor urged the parents to Because the girl died, the current trend toward restric- standard penal code for even- ies," the scholars wrote. volving a felony-murder issue ber, Joanne Chesimard, I TRENTON (AP) - A refuse an operation for the prosecution charged the ting the use of felony-murder. tual adoption in all 50 stales, But that approach was re- will be tried in Middlesex charged with the death of he young girl is kidnaped and child, telling them he could chiropractor with felony-mur- In England, where Anglo- proposed in IN2 to abolish jected in 1*71 by the New Jer- County later this year It companion, James Costan, a placed in her abductor's car. cure her. der as well. But the Califor- American legal trends fre- felony-murder. sey Criminal Law Revision stems from a gun battle on a felony-murder. The prose As the assailant drives off. a The girl failed to respond to nia Supreme Court threw out quently originate, felony-mur- "We know no basis in ex- Commiaslon. which said the the New Jersey Turnpike In cution will contend thai Un • shot from a policeman's gun* the chiropractor's minis- the conviction on grounds der prosecutions were banned perience for thinking that proposed model code went May, 1973, in which a slate Chesimard brought about thi strikes the girl, killing her. trations and died. The chiro- that felony-murder must re- in 1957. homicides which the evidence "too far in failing to recog- trooper and an alleged mem- deaths of Coitan and thi In New Jersey and many practor was charged with late to a crime of violence. A group of criminal law makes accidental happen dis- nize the deterrent effect of a ber of the militant Black Lib- state trooper by initiating tlM other states, the kidnaper fraud for making false prom- The case, known as People scholars in the United Stales, proportionately often In con- felony-murder rule." eration Army were killed gun battle. would be charged with first- degree murder in the girl's death. The charge is the re- sult of the felony-murder rule. Under the rule, a person who commits a serious crime is charged with first-degree
MMtMIHMHIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIII Illlllllllll LAW BEAT llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Summer Sale... murder if a third-party dies in a manner incidental to the crime. A landmark felony-murder case occurred in Missouri in 1932. A fireman was killed while righting a blaze, and the man charged with setting the fire also was charged with murder. The Missouri Su- preme Court ruled the fire- men's death was a "fore- seeable" result of arson. Oriental Design Rugs The felony-murder rationale was rejected, however, by the California Supreme Court in 1966 in a case in which the felony was essentially non- violent. The parents of an eight- year-old girl had brought the child, suffering from cancer,
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N j MONDAY. AUGUST 5, 1974 13 ^^ , M. known on, artificial fishing reef STATE By tiREU BOHAK cerning its proposed location, Steimle said the reef may B) Tke AitKlajiU Prwi size and composition have also help deter beach erosion, SEA BRIGHT - Council been made. which Is a problem here since will take a formal Hand to- As originally planned, the no federal or state funds are morrow night on a con- reef would have been con- available for such a project. Byrne still eyes courts takeover troversial application, which structed of weighted scrap "If the reef would stop T.?ENT0N " An alde l0 Gov Brendan T. Byrne says has been pending for more car or truck tires, concrete beach erosion," Mayor Nor- wanls l0 press tolal 8Ute than two years, to build an rubble and scrap metal and ton said, "I wouldn't object to 33l£ or artificial fishing reef off the located in water about 35 to 100 reefs. But I feel that this lhe defeat of lheta x ntom borough's Atlantic Ocean 40 feet deep. Its northern tip reef is Just too close to shore. Mrs. Jerry F. EnglishF , a counsel to lhe governor ••, *said coast.' would have been about 2,800 I feel that it will increase yesterday that If necessary, the administration would submit Speaking for the council, yards offshore, while its clos- boat traffic off our coast and new legislation separate from the tax reform program. Mayor Cecile F. Norton says est southern point to shore will result in garbage from "The governor remains just as strongly committed to a the governing body is inclined would have been about 1,000 fishing boats washing ashore. I unified court," she said. "We know how the legislature felt to vote against the proposed yards away from the beach. find the council feels pretty •bout the tax plan, but we have no reading on what they think reef because of its proximity The latest plan submitted much the same." of the unified court concept." to bathing beachej, which by the Artificial Reef Com- With respect to the reef's Only the Superior Court is at present a state court Coun- may be damaged if the reef mittee of New Jersey in June proximity to shore, Mr. ty, district, and juvenile courts are under lhe administration components break up during shows that the haven for fish Steimle said the reef can't be of the separate counties. storms, and the probability would now be made of con- moved farther out to sea Judge Arthur J. Simpson, administrative director of the that the reef's increased fish crete-weighted tires and without encroaching on navi- courts, endorsed the plan (or a state takeover of the lower population will attract more barge hulls properly sub- gation channels. courts. He said it would eliminate difficulties with county boats, debris from which merged in water about 40 to On the other hand, he said, boards of freeholders which refuse to pay for additional Judge; might pollute the waters and 45 feet deep. Its northern tip the reef can't be placed and courtrooms, and it would allow for central comput- wash ashore. would still be about 2.800 closer to shore without objec erization of all court records. Reef proponents and those yards offshore opposite Twin tions from the council, al- Mrs. English also said that under a unified system, ap- who have experience with Lights, while its southern tip though if moved closer to pointments to fill vacancies on the bench would be easier. By similar reefs already in place would lie about 2,300 yards off shore, the reef would have an the end of the month there will be 22 judicial vacancies un- along the New Jersey coast the municipal bathing beach. even greater impact on de- iluclivity in North Jersey the reef attracts marine life "It's a community pro- filled in the state argue that council's fears are Frank Steimle, a fishery terring beach erosion. oceanic waters. and that such proposals are gram, really," Mayor Black largely unfounded and specu- biologist with the Sandy Hook 'la tke middle' "By talking to sport fish not experimental or shots in said, "with many charter and lative. Marine Laboratory who de- "At this point, we're really ermen and charter boat cap- the dark." commercial fishing boat cap- Tornado hits By rum township In any case, if council re- signed the reef, said the Arti- in the middle," he said. "We tains," he said, "we've found The reef off Sea Girt is, tains donating their services BYRAM TOWNSHIP - A tornado touched down briefly in jects the proposal, the appli- ficial Reef Committee of New can't move it either way with- out that they consider the however, about 3.6 miles off to help the committee build Cranberry Lake here Saturday, reportedly damaging dozens cation for the reef may be ap- Jersey will build the 750-yard- out someone objecting. The northern coast of Sea Bright shore compared to the 1.5- the reef." of homes and tossing parts of cars, houses and trailers. proved by U.S. Army Corps of wide by 3,800-yard long reef is not a definite cure for not as good fishing as it could mile offshore distance being If approved by the Army No deaths or serious injuries were reported but one res- Engineers for the New York reef at no expense to the beach erosion, but it could aid be. The reef, they said, would proposed for the Sea Bright Corps, Mr. Steimle said he al- cue worker injured his back while removing a tree from a district, which has final juris- borough. the beaches and to an even help increase fishing produc- reef. Both Mayor Black and ready has promises from boat house. diction in the matter. Beach erosion greater extent if the reef was tivity." Mr. Steimle agreed that the captains in the Sandy Hook- Police said the twister struck at about 6:30 p.m., dam- SUrtcd la 1172 Although the reef's primary moved in closer to shore." Mayor Norton said she and distance offshore is not as im- Atlantic Highlands area that aging three to four dozen houses and destroying a number of Since the reef application purposes are to provide a Sea Blight's coast was se- the Borough Council consider portant as the depth of the they, too, will lend their them. was first filed with the Army habitat for fish and increase lected for the proposed reef, their coast "one of the best water in which the reef is lo- crafts to the committee to The high powered funnel lifted the roof off the municipal- Corps in January, 1972, a fishing productivity along the Mr. Steimle said, in an effort on the Jersey shore." cated and the configuration of transport reef materials to ity's community center, hurling it over a nearby restaurant number of changes con- North Jersey coast, Mr. to increase the fishing pro- "I just feel that we don't the ocean floor. the proposed site. before it fell on several cars in the northbound lane of Rt 206. need any more fishing boats The similarities "We even have tire "and off our coast, which is one of "The Sea Bright reef would concrete donations lined up, the best on the Jersey shore," be located in water about 40 since we don't receive any fi- Bardin looks to hike water prices she said. "I'm afraid of the or 50 feet deep, as is the Sea nancial backing from either TRENTON - New Jersey Environmental Protection boat traffic the reef will bring Girt reef," Mr. Steimle said. the federal or state govern- Commissioner David J. Bardin said he is reviewing the state's and the fishing debris and "The Sea Bright reef also is ments," Mr. Steimle said. pricing of water and water rights with an eye toward making pollution that will wash ash- comparable with the Sea Girt The Sea Bright Business As- them more expensive. ore. In addition, I don't be- reef in that it, too, would be sociates considers the propos- "They are remarkably low and ought to be revised up- lieve that the reef will be con- located in a trough formed by al as a boon to the borough as ward," Bardin said Saturday. structed the way they tell us the geography of the ocean well as the county. Its presi- "We will be coming up with concrete proposals in the it will." floor, which would further dent, Mrs. Jean Katims, said near future for pricing state water supplies on a basis more in Damage from storms protect it from breaking up the business group withdrew 'line with water economics in New Jersey," he said. The mayor also expressed during a storm while the reef its objections once the mate- Bardin indicated that he has broached the subject to the fear that the reef might break also may reduce the impact rials to be used were changed State Water Police and Supply Council, which sets prices for up during storms and cause of waves breaking on the to exclude scrap metal and water from state-owned supplies. He also made his intentions damage to beachfront proper- beach." concrete rubble. known to water suppliers who buy water or the right to draw ty- Mayor Black is also satis- "We met with members of water out of rivers, from the state. Such fears about increased fied with the reef's method of the reef committee this past Last week, a state cabinet-level task force, of which Bar- boat traffic, pollution and construction by the Artificial winter and we're convinced of din is a member, released a report that discussed losses In- debris and construction, how- Reef Committee, which relies its benefits to the borough," curred through the sale of water from Round Valley and ever, have not been realized primarily on volunteers and Mrs, Katims said. "We en- Spruce Run reservoirs in Hunterdon County. in Sea Girt, where a similar donations of material. dorse it as a big plus for Mon- The report advised the state to invest $15 million in a 3.7- artificial reef was started in At the present time, the mouth County and Sea Bright, mile pipeline that would allow the release of 80 million gallons 1970. reef off Sea Girt is composed both of which realize a great of water a day from Round Valley. Sea Girt Mayor Thomas of about 70,000 concrete-filled income from resort recrea- Flw»« >t imtf Hi* M Black said: "As far as we've tires, some small boats and a tion. At this point, I can't un- Inflation seen government's fault ARTIFICIAL HABITAT FOR FISH - Plentiful numbers of fish Inhabit this seen, there has been nothing barge and extends into waters derstand how the Borough artificial fishing reef composed of concrete weighted tires, which Is similar washed ashore from the reef, off Manasquan, Mr. Steimle Council can object to this PRINCETON — Forty-eight per cent of Americans ques- to the type of reef being proposed off the coast of Sea Bright. The Sea no problem with fishing boat said. It is still being expanded plan, since it appears that the tioned in the most recent Gallup Poll believe the federal gov- Bright reef Is being planned by the Artificial Reef Committee of New Jer- numbers and'no debris. We and will take a few more detrimental effects they fear ernment, rather than business or labor, is chiefly responsible sey. investigated it and had no ob- years to complete, Mayor have not been_ experienced for Inflation, i jections. It's been proven that Black said. elsewhere." In the survey, taken in late June and early July before President Nixon's most recent speech on the economy, 19 per cent of the 2,355 adults interviewed said labor was respon- sible, 17 per cent named business and 16 pet cent offered no opinion. Block party aids in unifying community Those polled were asked, "Which is most responsible for inflation — government, business or labor?" By BLAIR KAMIN In a similar poll in July 1973, 46 per cent of those sur- veyed said the government was responsible for inflation, 19 RED BANK - The per cent named business, 25 per cent said labor and 10 per borough's black community Is cent offered no opinion. a more unified one today. A breakdown of the current survey showed' Democrats That is the consensus of lo- tended to blame the government more. Fifty-four per cent of cal officials and residents the Democrats said the government is most responsible for in- who Saturday attended the flation, 17 per cent blamed business, 13 per cent named labor fifth annual Red Bank Com- and 16 per cent offered no opinion. munity Center Block Party. Thirty-five per cent of Republicans blamed the govern- The 12-hour affair, - 10 ment, 34 per cent said labor, 13 per cent named business and a.m. to 10 p.m. —, held at the 18 per cent offered no opinion. center, 144 West Bergen Place, attracted almost 5,000 people, according to Its direc- 18-month car inspection urged tor. Bob Reed. TRENTON — New Jersey's motor vehicle director, con- Mr. Reed termed the event cerned about long waiting lines at inspection stations, has pro- an artistic success, saying posed that cars be inspected every 18 months instead of once that it "showed strong com- a year. munity unity." In a memo to Gov. Brendan T. Byrne, Commissioner John He also expressed hope that A. Waddington proposed reducing the frequency of inspections the same would'be true finan- as one of several ways to shrink the lines that leave motorists cially so that the proceeds waiting as long as three hours to have their cars checked. which benefit the community In the July 22 memo, Waddington also proposed building center would surpass last more inspection stations, ceasing to reject cars for defects year's $1,500. that don't directly effect safety, and adding another shift of Local officials-agreed the Inspectors so stations could stay open longer. event was a strong demon- A Motor Vehicles Divisions source said inspection items stration of community spirit. (hat could be eliminated under Waddington's proposal might Officials gratified Include cracked tail-light lenses but not faulty brakes. Mayor Daniel O'Hern de- ••fitter Had »IMlM clared, "I think it shows a PLAY PEN PALS — Michael Crank and Scott Daniels, both Vh, size each willingness to solve our own other up In a play pen at Saturday's Red Bank Community Center Block Fatal fire started in gas stove Party. NEWARK - Newark Fire Director John Caulfield jays community's problems with- out Washington or Trenton." « » .. \, 1 -• .that a fire that killed a mother and her two children apparent- Freeholder Phillip N. machine of activity at the Besides the rock bands, way the people dress in high ly started in the gas stove of their apartment, and that It was dumbs, who is mayor of block party came to a stand- there were pony rides, swings heeled soes," she said. Bol of suspicious origin. COTTON CANDY tAifcRS — Nicky English, 7, An older man commented Matawan, concurred stating, still. and picnic tables, filled with Mrs. Jeanette Anderson, 25 and her children Lolita, 5, and and Tracy Webb, 6, en|oy their cotton candy from that "It's a day for the young- "I think the block party Before her crowning, chil- people who were apparently one of several vending stands at Saturday's Red sters. They're enjoyipg it. John, 6, apparently died of smoke inhalation from a fire in brings people together. It dren chased others through enjoying themselves. Bank Community Center Block Party. We're enjoying it. They're not their first floor apartment on 15th Avenue early yesterday, shows that there is an inter- the streets, and teen-agers Togetherness seen breaking into stores," he said. Caulfield said. est in the community." dipped and twisted to music Renee Rhem, 18, was one of "This is keeping them busy." About 30 other tenants In the three story building were Both men were on hand to from three live rock bands those people. evacuated, but there were no other injuries and the fire was help crown the 1974 West Side and the turntables of Ken "It's the one time the The community center was confined to the Anderson apartment, he said. Couple offer Nixon Queen. Webb, a disc jockey at WBLS, - blacks in Red Bank get to- established in 1968 for just She turned out to be 17- New York, the nation's lead- gether," she said of the block that purpose, according to Man, woman killed in car crash year-old Kim Fields of 44 ing black radio station. party. "It's the one day the Mr. Reed After the 1988 dis- SUCCASUNNA - Two persons were killed and two others their life savings West Side Ave. A gymnast, Artists displayed their community is unified." turbances and police prob- , Injured in a two car collision on Rt. 10, near here Saturday. the petite Miss Fields plans to works in diverse media, rang- 18-year-old Keith Miller lems, the borough felt that NEPTUNE CITY (AP) - wanted to help," Tortariello, A police spokesman identified the victims as Kveritt J. major in physical education ing from multi-colored beaded agreed. there should be some form of "The poor President is almost 62, explained. Tlllou, 19, and Sara Louder, 18, both of Hackcttstown. in college. necklaces to a painting of a "Everybody's together activity for people, a "work- destitute and lawyers' fees He and his wife, Susan, a today," he said. "Every- The spokesman said a car driven by Greg Lineburg of Runner-up was Jackie .black Statue of Liberty hold- shop type attitude," Mr Reed are high," said Lewis Torta- clerk at an insurance com- body's having a good time Succasunna collided with the Tlllou vehicle, which skidded Person, 16, and third and ing her hand high in a black noted, so the center was es- riello, a retired roofer. So pany in Newark where they and enjoying themselves." across the center Island on its side and slid into a tree. fourth places went to Loretta power salute. tablished. Tortarietlo and his wife trav- make their home, returned Tlllou and Miss Louder were crushed under the dashboard Pennington, 15, and 18-year- A smell of steam from the "It's just like a boardwalk eled to Washington to lend, from Washington to their cot- The center provides ser- and the passengers in the back seat, Andrew Kolba, 20, of old Stephanie Smith. barbecue grills pervaded with all the rides, bands and without Interest, their life tage in this Jersey shore com- vices in recreation, remedial Vienna and Pamela Rossi, 16, of Hackettstown, were thrown Activity stopped throughout. Chicken, ribs, hot games," observed 12-year-old savings and 22,000 pennies to munity Friday, unaware their training, electronics training Hito the front seat area. The quiet that greeted the dogs and hamburgers baked Andre Schenck. President Nixon. ht-lpful gesture at the While and is a referral center tor Kolba Is listed In fair condition and Miss Rossi In critical announcement of the winner ham and barbecue burgers "Everybody's throwing House had made them fa- And Rosalind*White, 8, took jobs. "It's a multiple service condition at Dover General Hospital Lineburg was not In- was one of the tew moments were sold by residents at sev- bricks at the poor guy and we mous. notice of fashions "I like the center," noted Mr. Reed • jured when the perpetual motion eral stands. 14 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONOAY . AUGIKTS' , 1974 Brock steals Phil bid The Astros took a 1-0 lead By ALEX SACK IHt: more than he had ail of last season total to 25 More so than the Witf f when Cesar Cedeno, aboard AP Spurts Writer year. But in the second game it "Wills didn't have Brocks -I'm not all that emotional was all Brock and his team- pure speed," said McCarver an a fielder's choice, stole second for his 3«th theft of ' Lou Brock and Davey about stealing four bases mates. The Bush Stadium "Wills probably stretched Lopes are running, St Louis Sure, it's my best day. out the crowd of 48,245, largest of the his ability to the limit That's the year He scored on Lee and Los Angeles are winning biggest thing is we didn't let year and fifth largest in sta- not saying Lou doesn't too, May's single. And th't no coincidence. down against Houston," he dium history, was in a con- but Lou probably has more to After Houston took a 1-0 After Philadlephta had tak- said. stant uproar, cheering work with." lead in the top of the first, t.ie en a 6-1 victory in the opener "Now we've got the mo- Brock's every move. Brock said he was flattered Dodgers came back to tie the of (heir doubleheader yes- mentum going for Cincinnati "I haven't seen ovations by the fans' cheers. "You score in the bottom of the in- terday, Brock decided to take - that's the club we want like this since the 1967 World don't get that kind of ovation ning when Lopes singled, things into his own hands, or We respect the Reds and it Series opener, when Bob Gib- for nothing," he abserved. stole second and scored on feet. Brock swiped three should be a good series " son struck out 17," said the Brock singled and stole sec- Bill Russell's single. In the bases to pace St Urns to a Elsewhere in the National Cards' Tim Mi-Carver, along- ond in the first inning and firth. Russell singled with two 11-0 rout in the nightcap, League, Chicago split a doub- time teammate of Brock. scored on McCarver's two-out out, stolt* second, and came in keeping the Cards one game leheader with Pittsburgh, "Being a catcher, I knew single. In the third. Brock on Jimmy Wynn's RBI single ahead o(. Philadelphia in the winning 4-3 and losing 7-1; At- how Bob Boone the Phillies walked and stole second and tight National League East. lanta split a pair with San catcher felt. Brock makes scored on Bake McBride's Geoff Zahn, M, got the vic- Francisco, winning 4-2 and catchers and infielders so tworun double. He stole his fi- tory, although he left the Those three thefts, added to game in favor of Mike Mar- one in the opener, lifted losing 5-2; and Cincinnati split nervous. He's the most in- nal base as the Cubs added with San Diego, winning 7-2 timidating base stealer I've erupted for three runs in the shall after walking the leadoff Brock's season total to 72. batter in the ninth. tops in the majors by far The then losing 1-0 in 14 innings ever seen." fifth. fleet Cardinal has M games New York's game at Mon left in order to surpass Maury treat was rained out. Wills' season record of 104 Mike Schmidt was the hero Lopes, meanwhile, swiped of the opening game, slugging four bases in helping the Dod- pair of home runs to boost his Atlanta rips Eagles gers to a 2-1 victory over the Houston Astros. Los Angeles FIUST CAMf now leads Cincinnati in the Ml h <* NL West by 6ft games, and Cosh* I Brorkll 4 0 Umrek) ] those two teams open a big StnW* J Metric* ct 4 on rookie's passes Mntru ID 1 Simmons c 4 three-game series with Unser el I Torre Ik 1 tonight's national TV game Jhnslne rt J Crwrf ) PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Players' Association pickets men and other personnel. APwIrtoMM 0 ReftlJb 1 from Los Angeles. > Tyson ss 1 Kim McQuilken, a Little All representing the Eagles, Eagles' owner Leonard Tose CRIPPLED REDBIRD — St. Louis Cardinals catcher Ted Simmons is o An* wirl 0 Dwyerph { claimed player representative "All I'm trying to do is Sctilerp 0 OoVanontl 0 American quarterback from Washington Redskins and dead bird at third base as the Philadelphia Phillies' Mike Schmidt sweep Foster p I Lehigh University, tossed two New York Giants walked out- Tom Dempsey had tried at 2 something to help us win," McCrvrph I a.m. Saturday to coax work- tags him on a throw from centerf ielder Del Unser. The play occurred in the said Lopes, who raised his Prnop 0 touchdown passes last night side the stadium. When the second Inning of the first game between the two NL East contenders at St. Tofoll V 6 II Totals • as the Atlanta Falcons beat make-shift squad of rookies, ers converting the field from season total to 44 thefts, eight la IOO qoo m Louis. ' 010 the Philadelphia Eagles, 23-7, free agents and veterans who baseball to football to leave BOBS! their jobs E—Tyson, Simmons. OP— Philodelphla in a strike tarnished National had crossed picket lines into 3 LOB-Phlladelphla 10, SI Lou1 Football League exhibition training camp arrived for the The Falcons drove 71 yards 26 —Monlanti i. JB — Johns! MR Schmidt 1 (JS. SB-Brock, John- game before 15,379 rain game, the pickets shouted, on five plays for their first stone, Schmidt. S-Schutltf SECOND CAME sprinkled fans. "scabs" and waved defiantly. touchdown with 4:17 remain- ing in the first period. h i McQuilken, who admits The Eagles went through Cosh » 1 Brack II being an Eagles' fan until he McQuilken passed 41 yards to Tiant whips Yanks Bowo ss I Melndirl the line in their bus, but the Schmidt 3b 0 Sliemore 1b was drafted by the Falcons rookie Gerald Tinker, an By The Associated Press Carbo's squeeze bunt gave their doubleheader before los- Mittnilb 0 McBrldtcf driver of the Falcons' bus re- secutive starts before yes- RDnsnrt 1 McCrvr Ib last winter, went all the way Olympic gold medal winner, the Red Sox their third run of terday. ing the second 9-3; the Boston OBrownH I Torre Ib fused to cross the picket line and then threw 18 to McGee Red Sox beat the New York Boone c 0 Crut rt for Atlanta, completing 10 of and let his passengers out Luis Tiant scattered 10 hits the inning. Stottlemyre gave up a home An* MI rf 0 ReltiK for the score. Rthven p • Hill t 22 passes for 143 yards. and Rico Petrocelli and Ber Yankees 7-3 before their sec- Garber p across the street from Veter- run to Rick Miller and a sac- 0 Tyson ss The 213-pound McQuilken, a Before the first quarter en- Medich pitched seven in- ond game was rained out; the Bnnster ph 0 Curtis p ans Stadium. They had to nle Carbo knocked in two rifice fly to Tommy Harper in Scarce p 0 ded, Brezina picked up a Kansas City Royals took a Wattp third-round draftee, tossed a walk past the "scab" scream- runs apiece, leading the Bo»- nings and left in favor of Mel the ninth. 0 pair from the California An- Co»ph 0 first period 18-yard TD pass ing pickets. fumble by the Eagles' Merritt ton Red Sox to a 7-3 victory Stottlemyre, who was making Elsewhere, the Chicago Hrnli p 0 gels 10-4 and 34 and Oakland to Sylvester McGee, a rookie Kersey and ran 24 yards to over the New York Yankees his first relief appearance White Sox beat the Texas Totals 30 0 S Totals nil II The Eagles' management make it 13-0. since 1966. Stottlemyre, who and Minnesota split a doub- Philadelphia 000 no 000 -0 runningback from Rhode Is- In the first game of a doub- Rangers in a doubleheader 6-3 It. Louis 102 030 41. -II leheader — the A's winning land, and an eight-yard scor- obtained an Injunction remov- leheader yesterday. injured his shoulder on June and 13-10; the Detroit Tigers E-Boone, OBrown OP-Phllodelpnla The only Atlanta score in the first game 10-4 and the I, St. Louis I. LOB-Phlladelphla 4. St ing aerial in the second peri- ing the pickets from a service 11, made an American whipped the Baltimore Ori- Louis S. 3B-McBrlde. J Crui 2, Relli, gate through which stadium the second half was Dan- The second game was rain- League record 272 con- Twins the second 2-1. Curtis. SB —Brock 3. Sliemore. od to first-year man Henry meir's field goal. oles 6-1 in the first game of S—Sliemore. Chikls. In between, veteran employes entered. The in- ed out and will be replayed The Eagles drove 76 yards linebacker Greg Brezina re- junction also set rules for during Boston's next visit to on 12 plays in the fourth quar- turned a fumble 24 yards for picketing — 25 feet from the New York at the end of Sep- ter for their only score. tember. a score. gate and 10 feet apart. In the second half, Richard Management claimed the Mike Boryla was a quarter- Tiant, 17-7, pitched out of a Strike slices NFL gates; players had threatened to back in the first half for Danmeir kicked a 35-yard At- few tough Innings, including a lanta field goal, and Kent stop the game. It was Philadelphia, completing six one-out, bases-loaded jam in Kramer caught a nine-yard charged that the pickets were of 23 for 56 yards, while the fourth and a mild Yankee touchdown pass from Paul intimidating ticket buyers and Troup played the second half uprising in the ninth, when Troup for the Eagles. threatening to stop television and connected on five of nine New York scored three runs players reaffirm demands crews, Bell Telephone line- for 53 yards. Before the game,- NFL in a rally capped by Bobby Ed Garvey, executive direc- negotiations. Murter's RBI single. By Tie Associated Press failure in its avowed goal of slowing down the turnstiles at tor of the NFLAP' said the "It doesn't take a ninth Tiant became the first It all depends on your point exhibition games. union estimated that the own- grade mathematician to de- pitcher in the major leagues of view. The NFLPA succeeded in ers lost about $4 million on termine that we are farther to win 17 games this season. You could say — optimisti- knocking out the July 26 the weekend's exhibition apart than we ever were. Our cally, if you're a National game between the Miami Dol- games. ability to meet the union's fi- The Red Sox look a 1-0 lead Football League club owner phins and the College All- "We' hope that the owners nancial demands is dependent in the first inning on an RBI - that 268,509 fans turned out Stars but failed to dent the at- come to the table and look at on our revenues and, even bouncer by Carl Yastrzemski over the weekend to watch tendance at the Canton, Ohio, their checkbook," Garvey though we have no reliable and improved their advantage exhibition games. Hall of Fame Game between said of the bargaining talks, figures as yet, it's obvious our WE PROBABLY HAVE to 2-0 in the fourth on Carbo's Or you could say - opti- St. Louis and Buffalo the next which resume tomorrow. revenues were affected this run-scoring double. mistically, if you're a striking day. "Then they'll begin to realize weekend." member of the NFL Players The players' executive com- it's time to bargain. We're Some games in the first full WHAT YOU WANT . .. Petrocelli contributed a Association - that about mittee voted during a five- confident we'll be as strong preseason weekend drew two-run triple in a three-run 263,000 didn't. hour meeting yesterday in next weekend as we are well. Boston rally in the sixth off And that empty-seat count Washington to continue the today." New Orleans attracted BUT HURRY, THEY'RE George "Doc" Medich, 13-9. doesn't even include last stand against the owners and John Thompson, executive 45,329 fans Saturday night to night's game in Philadelphia continue the 36-day old strut*. % watch the Saints get belted MnrYertO) GOING FAST! h at r Bill Curry, president of the ment Council, bargaining 26-7 by Pittsburgh That fig- I while It S • between the Atlanta Falcons 0 MocUtxct S 0 and the Eagles or tonight's players' association, said a agent for the owners, said in ure, though, still was about 1 Murar rf SO 20,000 under last year's aver- SEEM. I SdXsdh J I game at Kansas City between vote of confidence was passed New York; "We regret the Bnajulpr I Me«les3b S ( age exhibition game attend- YdrimM Ik 1 CMsMMIk 4 • the Detroit Lions and the unanimously. "It was exciting players union is foolish Ptrclll Jb J I and stimulating to have enough to regard a reduction ance. And Oakland had 41,049 Carte rt 1 • Chiefs. Miller cf " 1 The Players Association ex- people come in and give you in club income as a victory, fans on hand Saturday night e Almr» to see the Raiders beat Dallas Blrtwll c perienced both success and a shot in the arm," he said. let alone a breakthrough in 1974 Tiantp 27-7, a crowd about 11,000 be- Sflmyrep • i low last year's preseason sell- Cutlass Supreme Colonnade Hardtop Coupe n ; out figure. OlDSMOBILES Newrork m m oo) -j E-Oempwy. Medich. DP—Boston I, But other teams played be- New York! LOB-Boslon r. Now York fore what might better be II. JB-Murcer. Carbo. »-Maaaa>. Pelrocelll HR-R. Miller CJI. termed intimate gatherings. SB—Harper. S-Corbo 5F Harper. Illinois Memorial Stadium, IIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIII a 71,000-seat structure in Champaign, III., had 12,877 occupied seats when St. Louis Howthey beat the Chicago Bears 10-7 Saturday. Officials estimated that, had there been no stand strike, the game would have drawn close to 40,000 fans. AMERICAN LiACUi (DhrHMa . L Pet tl Houston had 15,501 fans in Boston JO 40 .547 - the Astrodome Saturday night Cleveland M M .BO 1 to see the Oilers surprise the NewYor* W » Mt tW New York Giants 16-7. A year Mllwoukoa JJJ. Jl So .401 » ago, the Oilers' opener drew OokWn* !T« 4J W- 45,775. KonsosClty *4 J2 Mf 0 Chlcooo - *4 SI Hi Ih And in Washington Friday ToalT » JJ .500 » Minnesota 5J 54 4JI II night, 16,403 spectators — the California d tf JHI1 Vortef s Boes fewest ever to see a pro foot- Boston 7, New York 3, 2nd game ppd . ram ball game in 14-year-old Oakland 10-1. Minnesota 4 1 55,374-seat RFK Stadium - Cleveland 4-1. Milwaukee H Chicago 4-II. Teut 1-10 watched New England beat Detroit »-3. Baltimore It Kansas City 10-3, California 4-0 the Redskins 2116. 1974 Baltimore (Pofmlr 3 • and Hood 141 v#>&t*- -±-" the crowds or (Corlond 3-SI at Detroit (Walker 4 1 were "large,"' they were ond Fryman Stl.l. 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Ml li' Shrewsbury, N.J. I INI 542-11261 WALShrewsbury Ave. At SycamorLe 747-5400 HWY 36 EATONTOWN(across from Ricktl's) 2. Autos For Sal* 2. Autos For Sal* 2. Autos For Sale I. Autos For Sale I 2. Autos For Sal* 18 The Drily Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDA'Y, AUGUST 5.1974 STUOESAKt-R IHI - Sin CYllnJJ. «•'« MGB OT iw - Mull w« St»l bid Llkt PLYMOUTH ROADRUNNER - IW HI HORNET l»ro - Fo^r door wdan Auto LANDAU TMUNOeilBTflO \Ut - All tour HW«) Pott ria> Radial Urn I •gnl thill Vtr. clton. willow MIM HI» malic Radial llrti Many titra. Econam powtf Vtr y cloon Mu»l ba ton I'M BAiLLY MO» . me . It £ Htwmof "*" Call 14) 41)1 trock FM tWrro Minor tody work Call 1. Autos For Sole 2. Autei For Sole 2. Autos For Sole iiol car lino 11} IU6 H2.X1 . _ »vtnmg». HI I Mi or HI •*•) Spring. Rd. Rtd Bank 747 «Mi LE SABRE IHS - Cltan Goad condition JftP SALES AND SERVICE . LE SABRE HS Ctan Goad o MGB U'J - Foul .pttd, con»trllbl« SUPER BffTLf 1WI - AM FM. rodloll AMFAM/FM GooG d ItiIranwortailal n BBnl lol olftf r AM/FMr^Ll--^^ kun root 37.000 Entlltnl conoHMon Ut Twin BOJO Molars, inc. MJ W IJIE Ntwmart Spring. Ra IM Sank 'PLYMOUTHS 4141 Coll atlti i JERRY BARATTA S CALL NOW HZ 0040 LEVI'S GREMLIN X -If 7] Powtr .lltr Crtdll appllcallonl ocopltd ay pnon> THE FINEST SELECTION - Ol ntw and ing. orofctt 61 • cylinmi illck. E«ctlltnl MONMOUTH GuoronlMd crodll Call far on. naur wr u.td car. In Monmaulti County O»tr IN KAY MOTORS condition Call 7WWI)on» I CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH vict Boyinort ChrnlM Plymouln. lit ilr condlllontd ntw car. In .loci HONDA CIVIC Hwylt TUWI. S42 JVX) MERCEDES 1MB — W, tour door »tdon 4 1700 Aik lor Crodll Maiiapii McGLOIN BUICK OPEL ""•"•••' ?il Broadway mat) Long Pram* l4 BAYSHORE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH cyllndir. Hick Pair Is good condlllo/i MONTE CARLO 11)0 - )S0. oulomolu PLYMOUTH 1971 bury Avt . Ntw Snrtw«*ury " *'_ _ KITSON CHEVROLETCO w»»dit«t»au»i tm
it's no secret! 72 CADILLAC 72 CADILLAC Eldorado Fl—twood Brougham Coupe, full power including Full power, factory air, leath- door locks, yellow with er, dark blue, matching top. matching top Leather interi- Stock *PC233 37 518 or Stock C164, 30,371 miles $5195 ""••4600 Everyone knows August is the month when RUSSELL RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC CO. OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC CO. 100 Ntwman Springs Rd Rtd Bank loo Ntwmon Spring. Rd. Rtd Bonk some of the most attractive deals are made on 741-0910 741-091 new cars. That's because most dealers really cut the prices way down on this year's models to make room for next year's.
Many people wait especially for this time for just that reason — the big reason — Price! But add to that great low price a great selec- tion, and you've really got a worthwhile Clear- ance Sale!
And that's precisely a Clearance like you'll find only at Straub. We've got 9 acres loaded with hundreds of new 1974 Buicks and Opels, all priced low to move 'em out and make room for the hundreds of 1975's already ordered!
We are really dealing, and now's your best opportunity to really save on the new Buick or Opel you want.
'We're Really Dealing Now!" We've been promoting the Classified col- umn* ot The Dally Register ever since we've been In business . . . end It may be old hot to you ... but II Isn't to a host ol new read- er* or to the people who've never used a Centrally Located Classified Ad. So we'll say It again , . . The Dally Register Classified advertising does more thing* lor more people at lower cod than any other form ot advertising! BUiCK OPEL 1 o»r«n f ^$i CALL HWY 35 AT PKWY EXIT 117, KEYPORT The Daily Register 264-4000 Classified Action Line 542-1700 24-Hour Service 1. Autot For Sole 2. Autos For Sol* 2. Autoi For Salt 3. Trucks And Trailers 3. Trucks And Trailers VOLKSWAGEN SHHtWSBUHY N J MONDAY AUGUST 5 1974 The Daily Ktf«tSU.T I»M PONIIAC SONNI VII I I 'j,, ,„ i ET If'J CUSTOM M I 4 Ion lilt TANDEM FLAIIEO TRAILER - '001 MM Vt'irgoMcondilitn dllioning UV> Nrrdt nghl Hani lend*) liukup Powrr timing, automatic rotfio. E n, luted ill Ion. li" ne» Call m ]<]} work 170 14JI hnltl IVVOO 764 1140 '47 0417 7 lOlim 4. Motorcycles 4. Motorcycles 10. Wanted Automotive VOLKSWAGEN tUSCAMPtR It?I WALL LINCOLN WERCUMV IWI TRIUMPH tR, I KMM llm» FOIO VAN IW1 Good tunning ion* Sr»««UKA lS HONDA I'll - 111(1 C»opp*d Very imn Bewoiuiwt Call aim s » Him I/IKJ ui Wvl ollrt goootonejitiixi I'M I TROVKA CYCLES" ; A Volvo is the answer. two separate undercoats. The body is welded into Finally, more mileage. BUHLER & BITTER one solid piece. The roof ESTABLISHED 1925 The Volvo 144 goes CHRYSLER Plymouth IMPERIAL pillars have supported about 70% farther on over eight tons. Metal a gallon of gas than NEW PHONE: SALES A SERVICE 264-5000 parts most prone to rust most popular big are made least prone to 3290 Highway 35, HaiUt domestic sedans.* rust.They're galvanized* Come in and see Outside: coat upon our Volvos. Before coat of primer and paint. Underside: things get WOrse. 'Based on U.S. Government EPA ligures lor 1974 model year cars. COMING THROUGH FOR YOU! Where True Economy Begins ... RED BANK VOLVO SHREWSBURY, N.J. Shrewsbury Ave., at Syiomort E. Newman Springs Rd. 741 -5886 747-5400 2. Autos For Sale say 'OK' to a great vacation with one of our rCig used cars r o ; TO SAVE $$$ Don't panic, but we're sure you know you'll pay more in 1975 1973 CAPRICE 9-passenger 1972 MONTE 1971 FORD Pmlo Coupe (green «or a new Chevy, Ford, Chrysler, A.M.C. or foreign car, but... Wagon (beige), 8,000 miles, air. AM/f'M (brown), 43,894 miles, air, vinyl roof, 49,452 miles. 4-cylmder. 4-speed. radio. stereo, lull power, rool rack. WWS power, radio, WWS, etc WWS, etc S4495 $2895 S1495 imrHLH Custom Coupe 1972 CATALINA sPon 4 door 1970 VOLVO P1800 coupe LUCKY FOR YOU WE STILL HAVE A (orange), 18,505 miles, air, AM/FM, vi- (blue), 19,503 miles, air, vinyl rool, pow- (blue), 58,394 miles, 4-speed, buckets, nyl lop, power. WWS er, radio, WWS power brakes, radio, new WWS GOOD SELECTION OF PRE-INCREASED CARS $3195 $2495 $23951 1973 IMPALA Custom Coupe 1972 MALIBU ss coupe (or 1970 CHEVROLET 4-door (blue), 23.762 miles, air, vinyl lop, ange). 25,931 miles. 4-speed. 350 V-8. (beige), 37.459 miles. V-8. air condi- AM/FM, WWS, power power, AM/FM, mags, elc tioned, automatic, power, radio, elc PRICED AS MUCH AS $400. BELOW 83195 $2495 $1595 today's suggested list price because we ordered early in the year. .. 1973 NOVA Hatchback (blue), 1972 VEGA "GT" Hatchback 1970 PONTIAC 4do>, 10,680 miles, 6-cylinder. automatic, ra- (bronze), 17,872 miles. 4-speed. Sport roon), 45,148 miles, V-8. automatic dio, WWS: etc Stripes, AM/FM, lach. mags. power, radio, WWS etc BUY NOW AT LAST YEAR'S PRICES! ' $2995 _____ $2195 $1395 1973 CHEVELLE wagon 1972 MALIBU Coupe (blue), 1970 FORD Wagon (white). (beige), 24,848 miles, V-8. aLitomalic, 26,299 miles. 6-cylinder, automatic, 51,965 miles, V-8, automai | Come in, make your selection. Choose from 26 "Early Priced" 1974 Chevys including: power steering & brakes, radio power steering, radio. WWS dio, WWS, etc, 4 IMPALAS, 14 NOVAS, 3 MONTE CARLOS, 5 CHEVELLES $2895 $2195 $1395 1973 NOVA Coupe (blue), 1972 VEGA Wagon (dark green). 1969 LeMANS Coupe light Different colors, options and prices. 18.355 miles, 6-cylinder. 3-speed. radio, 38.765 miles, automatic, radiot WWS, green), 60,115 miles, buckets vinyl new whilewalls door guards, etc. rool. automatic, power, WWS , ..$1495 1974 IMPALE CUSTOM COUPE $2695 $2195 1971 LeMANS Coupe (blue). Air conditioned, low mileage 5,873-mile Demo, in white with blue 1973 MAVERICK coupe 1969 CAPRICE" (green). 26,500 miles, automatic, vinyl 47,414 miles, 6-cylinder. automatic, green), 67.049 miles, auton ii vinyl root and interior. Includes tinted glass, floor mats, electric power, radio. WWS, snows, elc. SPECIAL: clock, AM-FM radio, rear speakers and more. Stock #064. rool, radio. WWS, elc steering & brakes, radio. WWS $2495 $1895 $1495 1973 VEGA Notchback (brown), 1971 DODGE 4-dO0i (beige). 1969 LeMANS Coupe (btown) 15.494 miles, aulornalic. radio, heater, 42,819 miles, air conditioned, automat- 61.488 miles, an eon etc ' ic, power, radio. WWS ic. power, radio. WWS $ $2395 $1895 $1395 1973 VEGA Hatchback (mus- 1971 VEGA Hatchback (white). 1969 PLYMOUTH 4doot lard), 24.679 miles, automatic. AM/FM, 46.728 miles, air conditioned, automat- (green). 45,440 mlh litioned WWS. moldings, etc ic, radio. WWS. snows vinyl root, power in $2395 $1795 $1395 MWWWMMMMAMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM 3950. * 1973 VEGA Nolchback (mus 1971 LeMANS Coupe (Biay). 1969 MALIBU 4-dooi lard) Kt.HIH miles, 3-speed on lloor, ft 1,041 miles. 6-cylmder. aulomatic. 66.44 7 mile:. radio, side moldings power steering, radio, WWS ic. power, radio, WWS $2395 $1795 $1395 ROUTE 35 AT HIGHEST PRICES ALLOWED ON TRADE-INS NOW!!! NEW MONMOUTH RD. 671-6200 CIRCLE CHEVROLET LET 741-3130 PRICE INCLUDES DEALER'S PREP ft FREIGHT. TAXES, M.V. FEES ADDITIONAL. Ml SHREWSBURY AVE. SHREWSBURY 51. HtlpWONtM 71. Merchandise for Sole 20 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY. N J «of)B*VMOIV AUGUST 5, 1974 WIREMAN M/W - To wire electron chonlcol units from schematics E 2). Business Services 21. Business Services irlence recjulrMJ Electro Impulse. I "FAMILY AD fheslnul il Red •aM An equal opports) ALTERATIONS, REPAIRS. ROOFING PAINTING WALLY nlly employer 3LINES-5DAYS AND SIDING - Coll between 7 9 o m and Will point or help you pain! your house. In 5 10pm (42 711V ttf lor. e»ierior 3d years experience Red S3. Baby.itttng R ART CO PAVING - Asphall drives, iosonabln e rales t7l Iht V Child Cure JU°S T $2.00 cratcrote wolkwalksl anandd polios* FreFree t estlmoles YOUNCTEXPCRIENClb PAINTERS - Fukly Insured 141 1514. 711 SMI Exterior or Inferior Call mornings 141 BABYSITTER-"Fiveioirs a week, i ITEMS YOU NO LONGER S92« 30 hours References Coll o»ler Ipmtl ) 1731 NEEDORUSEWILI PART TIME tlTTE«-l >a>i IJ« Little Silver Call SELL 747 fMl EMPLOYMENT EXPERT WORK W. GUARANTEE FAST REASONABLE 741 4551 FRIENDLY 53. Domestic Help WITH A QUICK ACTION CALL MID JERSEY - For cleaning, haul CLEANING - eotonltwn •Vttkllr. Thurs LOW-COST Ing. Iree cutting ond odd loot SI. Help Wonted or Frl References. TtfSm or Ml 3311 Cull ?2t 9M>. Attar 4 30. DAILY REGISTER FAMILY AD CARPENTRY WORK - All types ol pan ACCOUNTANT COMPANION - For tg«d mtfhtr. nt ellng. ctdar closets, doors hung, windows bedridden. fhgrseHys. II lo S 30 ond ever Available for Merchandise celling!, trim Free estimates Call 4vi other Sunday Should NM transportation For Sale only. Article must 9173 It no answer, coll after 5 p m la Llncrott areo Call Hoys 747 BS7 nings. 747 4514 originate from a household CHRISTIAN MAINTENANCE AUDITOR and may not exceed a sale Cleans windows, floors, rugi. Home or HOUSHOU E CLEANING - Morlbtro ft, Business 717 HH tor Iree estimates. day'sI a week Must hove twn cor CXI »44V price of .50.00 per article. 51. Htlp Wanted •947 0after 7 lip m CUSTOM MADE"SL7PC0VERS ^"Droj> Growth Opportunity Price MUST be advertised eries and reupholsterlng Your molcnal or REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON ^AC|7»I Each additional line $1.00. in Fortune 300 Company BLIND STITCH OPEIIAT OR -Ex NURSES' AIDES — Full time Excellen 54 Situations Wanted ou.i Cell 44) WU Em . J47VII4 per tence on coots Good pay Piecework. DRIVERS - 1714 «tors old Immedwl Mlddlelown office looking lor e«perlenced No copy changes may be openings With tr without experience benefits Apply In person, Arnold Waller or newly licensed salesperson, willing lo DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS — Fur il desired. Union benefits Long Bronch Nursing Home. 67? S Laurel Avt.. Hailet Female It you have a B.S. In account Manufacturing Co . 21 Third Ave . LongEducational benefits. 39 days vacation train Ail replies held in strict confidence mode and no discounts or re- mined and Installed lor only U9 9S Me Good salary Coll Army Opportunities "717*305 oABYSITTei dium and heavy weight stairs available in ing and at least 2 yews public Branch CTSSll. Call Roger Yeager, AM 4elt. turns will be made if ad Is or private auditing experience, 741 S»JO ___ NURSES' AIDES - No experienc Reilotte. Days two wldihs ATTIC STAIRS CO 34V-OM3 BOOKKEEPER - For Eatonlown~lo« ol REAL ESTATE SALES - Umllmlled In Call WI-I4B Cancelled before expiration. this could foe a big step for- DRIVER — To work with aide on mini bu needed 7 3 weekends Conlocl Director o come. Depends on your ability Earn while DON'S — Lawn mower and small engine ward In your career we ore lice, port time. II la 4. Mon through Fn Nurses, Brookdale Nursing Center. 332 TO PLACE YOUR Coll Ms Basselmonn, 541 nit transporting retarded children Stortin you learn Eiperlence helplul but not nee MATURE WOMAN - Experienced oil of repair All makes, all models Welding. one of the world's leading pro salary 17 74 per hour with regular increas Rl 35. Hailel 264 5WJ0 flee procedures, desires change Recefr DAILY REGISTER gas,electric Pickup 1711734 ducers of diversified industrial essary Call E.A Armstrong Agency CARETAKERS — For Protestant churches. Bus driver's license required For ap Realtors, Little Silver 741 4100 llonlsl, typist Reply Box HID. The Dally FAMILY AD, CALI chemicals with a reputation Red Bonk area Unfurnished two bedroom plication, call 747 Tttt NURSES Register. Shrewsbury. N.J. DUTCH BOY PA|NT~ for innovation, and we're apartment with all utilities Included Ex EARN MONEY IN YOUR SPARE'TIME RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY - For Sove money Mire a professional Guoron rowing lost in new and eitab cellent working conditions ond pold voco For stall positions, all shifts Eiperlenc MOTHER - Will watch children In Mr 542-1700 shed International markets. lion References required Write Box M — Work from your home Phont only lor denial olfice, Red Bank orea Part time home Fenced yard. Ploy equipment teed satisfaction J & R Painting Low « Interne* appointment S42 1750 preferred, lor Medical/Surgical units inree days a week. • JO to i M Musi be rates. Free ettlmates 739-1459 By becoming o member ol our21'. The Dolly Register. Shrewsbury Benefits Include Slue Cross, Shield. Main Small pool Will accept late working par 24-Hour Service corporate audit Ing team, you'll accurate with figures ond typing Good Mi «vsi)i7 FWAR^SOBLTCE.TETN ELECTR ICIAN"t HfT F' E i~- E « Medlcol and Lite Insurance Call or apply have the opportunity to grow CARPENTER 5 HELPER - Part lime perlenced Year round Benefits Imme telephone voice and pleasant personality EXPERIENCED CONTRACTOR DO WHAT with us References Experienced only need apply Experience helplul Send resume to IOM K NURSE'S AIDE - Wishes 10 care lor sick HAMMOND diulf opening Located In Ocean Townshi or elderly person. ' YOU CAN T ' U»?444 areo Coll »4 IIQOtar tppolnlmenl RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL 250, The Dally Register. Shrewsbury Good starling salary and all Call 717 1M7 Allerotlont. additions, CASHIER, DISHWASHER. WAITRESSES, ELECTRONICS - 1714 years old Imme PERSONNEL DEPT. RECEPTIONIST SECRETARY - Full ORGAN top company benefits. 30% SHORT OROER COOK - Apply In person, 3> Union SI ki-,1 Hunk lime Apply In person only, Combs Anlmol WILL BABYSIT IN MY HOME - Monday of Atbury Park goraoes. porch enclosures travel; weekends home. dlale openings With tr without ex through Friday Ktyport Call evenings, M. DINullo Martini's Diner. Hwy It. Keamburg. be perlence Educational benefits JO days vo 741 1700. Ext 200 Hospital, Shrewsbury. Mon . Tues , Wed Introductory Salt Price Please send your resume In tween 7-9 p.m. An equal oppullunlly employer. M W man confidence, including salary cation Good salary Some lobs otler 1W0 RELIABLE PERSON" For general core $995 10 17, 500 bonus Coll Army Opportunities at WILL DO PART-TIME TYPING AT • RAND NEW MODEL HAMMOND OR HOUSE PAINTING - Experienced young requirements to CASHIERS - Applications now being o< NURSES ol show horses Salary commensurate with men. Exterior ond Interior Call mornings. Mr i, B Landy, Manager, cepted, vorloblt hours. Lodles Depart experience bul experience not required HOME - Reports, bulk typing, etc. Coll GAN Will Mil tor SI,MS oft#r (tils ifwclal drier 5. M4-4IS3 1424197 Corporate Recruitment ment, Atlantic Superoma. Now Shrews E XPE RIENCEO COOK - FoTunoTl~ln OPERATING ROOM Hours arranged. Apply to R. 0 Newton. >rlc> salt It over Limited quonlltte* — bury. stltullon in Holmdel orea 4 a m to 2 p m Expanding hospital has career positions Box IS, Holmdel. " YOUNG WOMAN - Wishes days work wo U note keyboard*. U pedali lull References required. Also KITCHEN available for Doff RN't with OR en 1:3010 3. U4 a day. Call leyboard cover, rhythm unit with o unique HQUSEPAINTING CHURCH ORGANIST - Soyshort South RN - For Supervisor for nursing home. 3 toturt thot follows wholewer you do Attention homeowners I om a painter with area Sunday Mfv|c« and some holidays HELP. PART TIME RN. Ilo4pm LPN per lent* We offer encellent wlartlna solo II ond 11-7 shift Excellent salary and lib 747-5175 ^JSISSP 4 lo 12. For information, call 747-7017 rw and good benefits in a professiOna Prlct include* bench, mutic course, let S'-'i yeors experience ond am starting my erol fringe benefits. For appointment call lont ond delivery ftudpef Itrnu avoilaMf oWn business I om looking tor satisfied Clifton, New Jgrsey 070IS working atmosphere Apply Nursing 01 ?vl 0400, Mon. thru Frl. CLEANING PERSON - Port-lime mornFACTORY~W0RK — Cable sorter~~Contoc Personnel Dept , Bayshore Community 55. Situations Wanted customers to estobHih o reputation tor Equal Opportunity Employer M/F AEDCorp . 100 Church SI. Molowon ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK Ings, tor restaurant and cocktail lounge Hospital. 717 N Been St, Holmdel IM RN - Nlghl shift. II to 7 30. five nights or quality work at reasonable prices Call Ue-oiel less Westwood Hall, I>1 5277 Pfeosant Male 775-9300 now lor free estimates. S4M399, 932-1694. Must nave Industrial experience with large Tomahawk Golf Course, M2 4111 Open dally til • Sot til i CLERICAL ASSISTANT — Typing, record nursing home to work In. Please call Mrs. 8OY 17 - High School groduale. licensed LANDSCAPING - Expert planting, lawncompans y Meet computer deodllne Salary FARMWORKERS Main St I Corner of Uotllson Avt. to I11S. keeping skills required Salary Iff SIM per Apply Caselo Formi NURSES-RN,GN King between hours 1-4. driver, needs daytime work will try any mowed. 5*3 3036 Main St.. Holmdel • thing Mlddlelown oreo. 717 730}. P.N. LANDSCAPING ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY week, depending on experience Coll 744 Career positions available on II to 7 shif RN OR LPN - Full or part lime. II to T. IBM TYPEWRITERS 20 Thomas Ave 7471494 Shrewsbury 4100. FLOOR WAXER for RN's or GN t. A professional atmos King James Nursing Home, 400 Hwy M. CLEANING - Garages, allies, yards Experience* Full lime phcre awaits you along with our NEW Mlddletown. KI-MOO: Tree cutting, light houlTng. Free estimates Rental $16.50 per mo. COLLEGE DOLLARS - Slarl your col 741-4305 lege education, while serving In the 1*4 4370 SALARY STRUCTURE and a Ml range o RN SUPERVISOR - Day shift, and LPN Kent with option la l>uy I77OJ7> Army . . . with help from Uncle Sam Un benefits Please appty Nursing or Person full or port-time. Cllftslde Health Care SECRETARY-Llghtittno lolim FLOOR WAXINO AND JANITORIAL - net Dept , Bayshore Community Hospital KITCHEN -COUNTER TOP - l.ol LIN-AAAR der the Army's educational programs, im Center, MO Center St , Clllfwood Beach 54. Situations Wanted shape sections 7Vi'a4' ond 4«4 , anile and PAYROLL CLERK-Will train 1100 mediately begin college studies with 7SN Part-time, mornings and evenings Ned 727 N. Beers St.. Holmdel 764 7500. ly Mon. thru Frl. I o.m. 4:30 p.m. Stt DENTAL RECEPTIONIST S13S appearance Year round. Coll 717 2094 I « green Formica design with coppertone BUILDERS of your tuition pold Continue your studies NURSES - RN's or LPN't. All ihiftJ, M fffi- Mole/Ftmole Ink ond fixtures SIM Call 741 421) offer 6 BOOKKEEPER TOII40 alter your tour . with the Gl BUI As p.m. or part-time. Top salary. King Manor E xperlenced builders In Monmouth County RECEPTIONIST-Llghl typing TotllO Nursing Home. Long Branch. Ill 1900 ROUTE SALESPERSON - For shore's i.m. for over IS years. We do additions, dor lltlle as two year enlistment will da. Must FULL TIME GROCIKY CLETKT- NURSING & HOME CARE ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK TolUS be 17 34 years gld. Coll Army Opfortu Unlon scale and union benellts. for Iht leading laundry ond dry cleaning plant RNs, LPNs, home health Aides and Com LEATHER ANO SUEDE - Cools and men, siding, roofing, mosonry, kitchens, ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK. 1104 Steady position, lull benellts. Apply Slar bathroomlot. s and new construction on your nllles 01741 5930. Foodtown Port Monmoulh store. Please NURSES panlons. Part-time, temporary or full oefcets for men Leather bags and belts tor PUBLICATION CLERK M0 contact Mr Allocco. IV 1110, or Bray Cleaners & Launderers. 137 Myrtle Ave., ilme. Experienced, bonded. Reasonable women ond men. Leather sandals for 787-0816 LIBRARY CLERK MO COLLISION EXPERT — ExperienceAve d and Hwy 34, Port Monmoulh Long Branch. rates 57J-5900. women. All al wholesale prices or below PROOFREADER—No experience MO auto body person. Must be reliable and re TELEMETRY UNIT CollSJI 52M MASONRY - Concrete, brick and block CONTROL CLERKS MO sponslble Apply ol Lees Gorage, Inc., IS3 CAS STATION ATTINOANT - Full and For Staff, all shifts, ond Charge for 3 to 11 SALES ASSOCIATE - Lowley Agency. HOMEMAKERS/UPJOHN Realtors. Mlddletown. needs Industrious work. Free estimates. TYPIST CLERKS—Beginner O.K MS Broadway, West Long Branch m 3444 porl-tlme. Must be over II. Apply In per and 11 to 7 shifts. Positions available im 320 Rarltan Ave.. Highland Pt. MATCHING WHITE PEARL DRUM SET 747-0973 Lynn Masons 729-9343 MERCHANDISING ASSISTANT $100 son only. Town & Country Gas. 260 nedlalely (n our new 15-bed, modern, fully sqles associates Call 74M3M for appoint - Snare ond bass with accompanying lorn COMPANION — Kind, campastlonaleper ment. NEED A NEW ROOF? KEYPUNCH OPERATOR To 1140 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank. equipped unit. Experience in Coronary om.741SM4 otter e p.m PARTIAL LISTING son to provide companionship and core for Care and Telemetry required. Salary de- Free estimates. Reasonable rates totally disabled young man surfer ing trom GO GO DANCERS — Wigti pay, adaptable SALESMAN M/W - Tires Outside whole • OVIE CAMERA - SUPER I Bell and pendent on experience. Excellent working sale soles for lire distributor Good op Smith Bros. Roofing Ace Employment Agency MS Must be flexible and willinglo live In hours, pleasant working conditions Wll conditions and benefits Include Blue FINANCIAL Howell Focus motlc 171XL, 140 MMfMt, 741 2133 3 la 4 days per week, Holmdel, N.J. 719 train 364-4112. portunlty for right person. Call for Inter- Ik tor Phil. 20 Thomas Avt 747 1494 Shrewsbury oss/Shieid, Motor Medical and Life In view, S/J 4000 ODD JOBS — Additions, paneling. All ADMINISTRATION - 17 14 years old. Im 7115 or Sli 541 OUt. surance. MOVING TO FLORIDA - Cashmere types of masonry. Driveways. Cod 495- mediate openings. With or without ex- CONSTRUCTION — 17-34 yeors old Im HAIRDRESSERS Call or apply: SALESPERSON - Executive type, with vercoat, wool overcoats, winter clothing, OtW. 717-leOt. perience. Educational benefits. 30 day va- mediate openings- With or without ex- One full, and on* parl-tlm*. Coll Mr An college sales or business background, to 61. Business hunting clothing Site 40 S4J JHl train as special agent. Ideally, be present cation. Good salary. Call Army Opportu- perience. Educational benefits 3D days va thony tor Interview, Town and Country RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL Opportunities PAINT FOR SALE PAINTING nities at 741-5930. cohon. Good salary Some lobs offer 1500 Beauty Solon, Holmdsl, MtttOO y employed. Starling salary lo SI 5.000 Call Mr Belmonl »71 5077 COMPLETE — Body shop equipment and U a gallon Interior-Exterior i. Paperhonglng ASSEMBLERS - Printed circuit boardsl. o 12,500 bonus. Coll Army Opportunities at PERSONNEL DEPT. • Call 717 H47 Coll 7B7-44J7 741 5930. HEAD NURSE 35 Union St Red Bonk SALESPERSON - For women's apparel supplies For further Information call be- Wiring and soldering experience. tween 9 5, Mon.-Frl. 7W-1330. PAUL'S UPHOLSTERING SERVICE Call 142 5757 Full time position avollable Immediately 741-2700, EKI. 200 Experienced. ENNSYLVANIA LADY'S DESK — And on a Medical/Surgical Unit. Excellent An equal opportunity employer, M/W ttl /o/o Ix drawer chest on chest Quality Station Furniture upholstery, repairs, dinettes re- SMALL PLANT SHOP — In picturesqueoli, d cherry reproductions Beoutllul fur covered, slipcovers and draperies. Call BOOKKEEPER - Part time. Experience CONTACT MAN—M/W working conditions and benefits Include OFFICE fast growing area. Coll 142 5517 between necessary Apply Slar Cleoners & Loun Molor Medlcol Coll or apply SALESPERSON - No experience neces Iturt In excellent condition Store cost //4 1013 any lime . sory. We will Iraln. Work at your own con 10:30-5:30, Tues. thru Sal. derers. 132 Myrtle Ave., Long Branch. Needed by Nationwide Credit Cerp RIVERVItW HOSPITAL OFFICE WORKERS eorly 1500 on each, will sell for 1225 toch ROOFING — New or repaired Prolll sharing - bonus. Repeat busi- venlenlllme Call«« 1640 41-7J44. Coll A. Bruce Elgenrouch. Builder ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER - Must lype PERSONNELDEPT. ATTENTION!! Full-time, five days. SCHWARTZ-CHRYS- ness- Leods furnished. Age no hondl- SALES PERSONNEL - Full time, year 142-3192 35 Union St. Red Bonk LER PLYMOUTH, 141 W. Front St., Red cop. Write Mr. Mitchell, P.O. Box You've been wanting to get ock Into the round. Applications now being accepted RIP GENERAL CONTRACTORS Bank 74I-1JW. fill. 200 business world - right? But you feel rusty tpply Grant City. Shrewsbury Plaia MERCHANOISE PIANOS-ORGANS SPECIALIZING In garages and additions. HOUSEKEEPERS - Full time. • to < 30 or too long out of things - right? Wrong! Equal Opportunity Employer. farehouse tor Klmball, Yomoho, Conn. ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER-Good op p m Apply In person. King James Nursing nwuivinviReasonablce pricesLH ivci.. FreF i cec estimatemil s No lob OLSTEN'S wants you. With OLSTEN you SCHOOL BUS ORIVERS - No experience flickering. Unlimited rentals from S7.S0 portunlty for person returning to work Home. 400 Hwy 34, Mldalelown er month. Used piano) and organs from too small 717-1061 or 739-9711 with a. knowledge of bookkeeping. Surray COUNTER HELP — Morning shin, en to con work short or long term, as you wish. necessary. Storting salary S3 I? per hour 2:30. Must apply In person, HOWARD INDIVIDUAL — To learn lo manage ser Apply In person to Mr. Michael Gormley 71. Merchandise For Sale IS. Over 200 units at warehouse prices Luggage, 125 Brood St., Red Bank Daily ? lot. Sat 9 to 6 TORN SCREENREENS JOHNSON'S, Rt 35, Mlddletown vice-type business. Fully paid pension f you've ever been a cterk, typist, ttcrt- Transportation Co-ordfnotor. Hailet Town AIR CONDITIONING SALE - G.E. De- Bring In your ASSISTANT JANITOR M/W - For full plan, life Insurance. MSO.OOO Mo|or Medic :iry, keypunch operator or have other of- hip Board of Education, I? Bethany Rd . in your wood or aluminum m fframes, luxe units. Overstocked. Must sell. Kits Freehold Music Center we will n time work at the United Methodist Church, CUTTER - Experienced a> Plan. Holidays and vacation Solory fice skills, come In and see us, or call. Re- Hailet, N.J. priced for quick sale, IWIon, $5v9, Three- Red Bank. Call 747 0444 between 9 am and 1 warding fobs are walling, + bonuses, va 2 Throckmorton St., Freehold 4S2-473O (ACW.OtAI commensurate with ability Write Box P Ian, M74. 3Vi ton, 1737. Four Ion, 1799, In- 4 p.m. 171, The Dally Register. Shrewsbury atlon pay, free hospltalliation benefits cludes condenser, matching A coll, 15* tub- 500 Brick Blvd., Brlcklown 477 MM 32 Brood St., Red 741-7500 Pleasant working conditions Eight paid HIGH HOURLY RATES, NO FEES, NO IAN0 — Stelnway console. Beautiful ATTENTION — Sell Toys and Gifts now holidays, three weeks vacation after one INSPECTOR — Incoming. Male or female. SEARS, ROEBUCK Ing, thermostat and fan relay Coll Clark CONTRACTS. Engineering Co., 741-3454. ine Hepplewhlle design Lovingly cared SI. Help Wanted through Christmas FREE Sample Kit year. Apply Lucy's Sportswear, 226 W. Capable of using micrometer and Venler AND CO. H^CaMJftjti Commissions from first party! Coll or Front St., Red Bonk, I lo 4 30 calipers. Apply Raalomorlne Corp., 20 AIR CONDITIONERS - redders, 5,000- write SANTA'S Parlies, Avon, Conn 06001 500 Hwy 35 Mlddlelown LAY HOUSE — •'I"x4'l"«e' high, Dutch DELIVERY PERSONNEL - And general Brldg* Ave., Red Bank, Equal opportunity FULL AND PART TIME Btu, 175. I.OOO-Blu, 1100. 12,000 Blu, 1135 Tel. 1 (201) 173-3455 ALSO BOOKING mloe All like new, 110 volt. 741-2175. door, tour windows with shutters. Ply PARTIES. store help. Hours flexible Mechanical POSITIONS OPEN ood, freshly painted white. Delivery or ability helpful. Some heavy lilting 741 JR. DRAFTSMAN (tflVVl - Experience AIR CONDITIONER COMPRESSOR - iged s?5 Call 5M-3MS AUTO MECHANIC - Needed lull lime required. Electro Impulse Lab, Hi Chest OLSTEN SALES Four Ion, home or office, S50 RCA. hl-tl. Apply Grant City, Shrewsbury Plata Equal AUTO PARTS CLERK RACTICE PIANO - Modified upright, REAL ESTATE DENTAL ASSISTANT — Chalrslde Inun t SI., Red Bank. Equal Opportunity Em- 140 Roller skates. P. 671-JMJ opportunity employer. ployer Dally STOCK eeds tuning.I7S. modern Red Bonk office. Good hours Sal 0-3~p~rn ; closed Frl. I black off Rl. 35, op- CLERICAL AMPLIFIER AND ORGAN -'Ampeg BIS ory open. Send resume lo Bon K 244, The LADIES, MEN - Part-lime Select your posite Fields Shopping Center. TIRE & BATTERY INSTALLERS and Farflsa combo organ. S300 for both. ASSOCIATE AUTOMOTIVE SALESMAN M/W - Must Dolly Register, Shrewsbury. own hours. Work from home on new tele- WE ALSO HAVE A PERMANENT OEPT. Liberal company benefits 944 M37 otter 5:30 p.m. RINTER'S METAL WORK TABLE — Vlth galley storage cabinet ond two slug DENTAL ASSISTANT — Chalrslde Ephon> e program. Earn 12$ lo 150 per week, EVER A FEE. Apply Personnel Office hove good retail sales background Full depending on time avollable Call 264-3344. 10 lo llo.m ond 6 30 lo 7 30 p m ANTARES TYPEWRITER — Portable omportments. 34" deep, 40" high, 35 • One position available in one of per lenced preferred. OFFSET PRESSMAN (M/W) - To run Needs ribbon. Asking 110 Ide, over all height with slug rack So 2643165 or 154 4W5 LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE - Monday through Friday ilhe lastest growing agencies In time. All benefits. Apply In person, hlef 17 and Multi 1250 L&W. Experienced An Equal Opportunity Employer Call 747-1063 S40 firm. Coll after t p.m SM09V DENTAL ASSISTANT - Chalrslde ENeedex d tor orthopedic practice. No week only need apply, will consider part-time, 'Central Jersey Motivation and Schworli Chrysler Plymouth International ends. Write to Box N-70. The Dally Regis /rite Box P 169, The Daily Register, ECRETARY/BOOKKEEPER — Ex ATTAN FURNITURE — Four choirs per lenced only Mlddletown office 4'i Ith red plold cushions, good condition, determination are essential Call days. Dependable, responsible person. ter, Shrewsbury, N.J, hrewsbury. penenced. Restaurant experience prefero Contents Of Harrison White Estate Trucks, 141 W. Front St., Red Bank. lly Coll for Interview, 173 1771, ask tor 100 7412993. 671-6464 lor interview. Write Box P-174, The Dolly Register, LINING MAKER ORDERLY M/W — Full time, 7 a.m. to Dining room furniture, Staffordshire china Shrewsbury. ^ATHATO 30 p.m. Apply in person, Monmouth Con- Mory. and odd glassware. Antique chairs, tobies, EDECORATING — Living room chairs, alescent Center, 229 Both Ave., Long lamps, mirrors and frames. Wicker furni- ables ond wicker lurnlture. ECRETARY — Full lime, lor devel . Please call 7I744S4 AVON ranch. pmenl office In health ogency, Eotontown ture. Contents of five bedrooms, antique DENTAL ASSISTANT LPN — Licensed or walvered. 11-7:30, trunks, steamer trunks and old books. Sole YOUR TIME IS WORTH MONEY AS AN three or lour nights weekly. Clean, orderly ART-TIME CASHIERS-For Mlddlelown rea. Must have excellent typing ond EFRIGERATOR - GE lull site. Ex AVON REPRESENTATIVE. Cash In on all horthand skills as well as oblllty lo deal by appointment only. Phone any evening ellenl condition Yellow. V» New Jersey Certification helpful, with ex- nursing home with excellent reputation. FVd Port Monmouth Foodtown stores, Ap after 6pm. 741-7557 that spare time. Win prlies too. No selling perience In chalrslde assisting and nan Call Westwood Hell. 222-5277. between 1-4. ly at Bray Ave. ond Hwy 36, Port Mon with public. Fringe benellts. Send resume Call 5U 47*5 experience necessary. Call Mrs. Klein nd salary history to P.O. BOM 43. Deal, dlfng front office responsibilities- Keen Ask tor Mrs. King, mouth, or at Hwy 35 opposite Two Guys, ANTIQUES - Liquidating 3 estates EFRIGERATOR'FREEZER - Hotpolnl nans. 741-4143, 4*2 3377, 7741220. judgement ond pleasant personality eveen N.J 07723. INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES MAINTAIN YOUR STATUS — And hove a Mlddlelown. Frost. Year old two door BARMAID M/W — Three nights. 6 2 Ap flat. Position offers excellent growth op ECRETARY — For law office, Red 10 Riverside Ave, Red lank 741-7474 Call 2441747 ly In person between 13 p.m. Palmer portunlty. salary and Benefits. profitable career as g fashion counselor. PART-TIME MANAGERS Mrs MagulreUl-eMor 752-521! Bank/Rumson area. Experienced pre AQUARIUMS - 10 ond 5V, gallons, all Eounge, 519 Palmer Ave.. West Keans- For retail/wholesale outlets erred. Call 747-4244. EFRIGERATOR - Phllco Frosllree. burg. Call 542 7857 for appointment glass, complete setup. If Interested, coll <0. Rocker recltner, SS Two occasional WARNCKE CALL FOR PROMPT INTERVIEW MALE OR FEMALE - Willing to learn 291 3IMtor more Information. new trade? Opportunity lo earn S1S0 a ECRETARY LEGAL - BaysMre area. hairs. (5 each 7412127. BEAUTICIAN - Male or female Full or ART TIME — Physical Ed Instructors, xperlence desired, bul not essential Sol part time EAST OF EDEN 4.1 EMPLOYMENT week Call 741-2044, I a.m. to 12 noon only >re-school ond elementary starting Sept, 9. AUTOMATIC WASHING MACHINE - 120 Broad St. 741 1W2 Red Bank y commensurate with experience Send OLL AWAY TOOL SOX - i II.. three Call 471 97*5 Equal opportunity employer aturday Fun Club supervisor. Community Signature, 170; screen room, 120; vinyl tee, rolla way cabinet filled with tools ASSOCUTES. REALTOR YMCA, Red Bank. Contact Mr, Dlckerson, esume to Box P-171, The Dally Register, car-top carrier, S2S. Call 741-4217 after 6 DENTAL RECEPTIONIST hrewsbury. 'orth 14000. Besl offer 2U-MJI. BEAUTY OPERATORS 12) - One with Full-time denial experience required •11-2504. p.m. * M0 HWY IS. MIDOUETOWN following, one for weekends Good work MANAGEMENT TRAINEE UG - Green Karlstan r*«M'i gold king Ing conditions Star Beauty Shop. M4 2175 Modern progressive office. Call 671 1U9 Fine opportunity for person with some su- ART TIME - Secretarial duties 91. ECURITY GUARDS - Part-time open BEDROOM SET — Girl's three-piece Full ngs In the Lokewood Jacksonville area le bedspreod. DENTAL RECEPTIONIST pervisory experience to counsel and advise ouid become full time. Must be bright, canopy bed. While With blue Pennsylvania Phone 542 5329 671-6464 small business management Degree pre- all 1609) SI7755I. PINKERTON S INC Dutch design. Mattress, Inner spring. Call SI. Help Wanted Complete charge of office. Will train as ersonoble and hardworking. Send resume n equal opportunity employer M/W. cholrslde assistant. Position available ferred. Thorough training program. Ex- oM.I.R.P.0 Box M, Red Ban* after 3 p.m., (42 9173 UG U«I4 - Royal blue Kodel Polyester. Sept I Salary 1125 cellent salary. Full company benefits. Ith podding, S50 Equal opportunity affirmative action em BREAKFAST NOOK — fool table, five- 4951071 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY PAYROLL CLERK SEWING MACHINE piece dinette. Excellent condition. Coll 20 Thomas Ave. 74714*4 Shrewsbury IVIII train. Diversified office work. Local OPERATORS evenings, M4-1571. SCOTT 5PREADE8II ompony All benefits. To tl 15. »io Hardly used. DIETARY HELP WANTED — King A-l EMPLOYMENT ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY CALORIC GAS RANGE - Coppertone. James Nursing Home. 400 Hwy 36, Middle 320 Brood SI. m-tttl Red Bank Experienced only •429110 THE WAY WE'RE GROWING 20 Thomas Ave 747-3494 Shrewsbury Air conditioned shop 30" Good condition. town 291 3400 717-0626 HOWCASE - Luncheonette, fountain. I MAN OR WOMAN — Need extra Income? ERSON TO WORK - In shipping and re Union Shop DIRECTOR OF NURSING — For skilled Moke offer. MEANS NEW OPPORTUNITY Part-time mornings. 9 a.m.-7 a.m. Estab- elvlng department, full time. Medical and No layoff ' CARPETING — Nylon, 91 yds. Light blue. Coll 471-0»71 nursing facility of 107 beds Medicare. Me lished home delivery newspaper route etlremenf benefits. Apply Norwood Dis- Year round work 2 years old, excellent condition I dlcald and Blue Cross certified. Prior* ex- Red Bank Long Branch-Matawon Good In- rlbutors Inc., 624 Broadway, Long Paid holidays U» 142-1615 SMOKE, WATER DAMAGE SALE FOR YOU!! I perlence In supervision required. In-ser- come ond car allowance. 747-3399 ranch. See Fronk. Three week vacation t/rlgerators, washers, dryers, (reefers, vice training ond personnel related ei CARRIAGE r conditioners, etc. Eafontown Appliance perlence helpful. Telephone for appoint MEDICAL - 17-34 years old. Immediate PIZZA PERSON - Experienced Apply In person, ROBERT LEWIS INC. Sheets and cover'lncluded. 115. o.M Hwy 35, Eolontown. menl, Monmoulh Convalescent Center. openings. With or without experience. Full time employment, salary open 804 Broadway, W, Long Branch Call 264-1264 Lang Branch, N.J. 2294100 Education benefits 3D days vacuflon. Good Coll 787-5416 OFA AND CHAIR — Colonial, matching CUMBERLAND FARMS salary. Call Army Opportunities at 741- CHAISE LOUNGE - ISO, hlde-o-bed. 120. Ipcovcrs, coffee and end toble. sloo Fed DISHWASHER - Full time Over II Ap $930. OCKET MAKERS - On girls' lockets. SEWING End tables. II each. Large desk, 110. Chi- ers air conditioner. s.OOO BTU deluxe, ply In person. Shore Point Inn, 33M Rl 35. nlon. Apply Wall Street FosTilons, 37 Wall nese folding screen, 125.172-1716 a.m. 75. All good condition. »|. lies otter I Hoilet. . MONEY — We'll pay your lood,"SousTngT I, Red Bank. MACHINE STORE MANAGERS and medical costs ... and still give you CHEAP HORSE FEED OFA — Three years old. Brown, yellow, DRAFTSMAN M/W — Experienced In1376.10 eoch month to start. And, If you OPERATORS range floral print. 6' long Could sleep sewerage and sanitary facilities Send re think you're good enough, we'll give you Experienced. Section piece work Coll 946-tOS evenings very comfortably. 74ilfS4. JOW AN AGGMSSIV! CONVHMNT FOOD CHAM sume lo E T Klllom Assoc , Box 202. Red U.soo bonus for certain Fobs Must be 17 34 Union shop. H & M Dress, 111 Ooklond CHERRY TWIN BEDS - Matching triple APPLICANTS ACCEPTED Will MCftVf: Bank, N.J. yeors old. Call Army Opportunities at 741 It., Red Bank 7414M3 dresser, mirror. Six matching dining room DFA — Traditional. II" Green, blue 5930. choirs. 747 5503 before noon. ' print. Excellent condition IM0 Call SI. Help Wanted PRESS HAMPOOER - Needed Goad opporlu CLEAN FILL AVAILABLE MR, MS ty to learn precision hair culling Must Pickup or delivered TEREO EQUIPMENT - Benjamin e licensed. Full or porttllme Designs tin 133-3070 Iracord turntable. Its. Two Murry • Tilled. 747-124}. leakers — 12" woofer, 6" mid range, • Comprehensive training program UNEMPLOYED OPERATOR CLEAN FILL DIRT — New Shrewsbury. it" twttter One year old 1125 Call 564 MALL NURSING HOME - Needs RN'S. You lood and haul. Phone • Incentive bonuses GOODHUAAOR *eady to make a change? PN s Full and part lime positions open 543 7722 all between 94 p m Mon thru Frl. »l TORY BOOK ENGLISH COACH - Sum Consider the excellent opportunity Im CONTENTS OF HOME - Walnut dinette He. II2S new, US neorly new wind up • Paid holidays — sick pay Blond mohogony bedroom. Accordion. Pi- Or a Good Humor Gal mediately available to join the print wing free with carriage. 495-2109 • Vacation with pay EARN while you LEARN staff of o leading, dynamic oil com- NELLING ANO SHELLING - Worlds ano. Desk. etc. 717-3027. pany. We ore seeling a congenial and rgesl employmenpy ts serylcee . 54 Broad SI., TUDIO COUCH — 175 Chrome ond yel • NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED CRAFTSMAN — Riding lawn mower, 7 w kitchen sel. tM. Three table lamps, • Health and accident insurance If you served 180 days or more ambitious individual with experience edBnnk . NN.J 747 1121 h p. Seori. 1125. • NOEXPERIENCEORCOSTTO YOU in operating one or all of the following 25. Two end tobies, tlO. 142-3201 in the armed forces you are en- • ENJOY HIGH INCOME OABAR OPERATORS - Experienced 717-6147 • Life insurance equipment: WEET CORN — Now picking fresh, ten- titled to nly. Soaborrlng and bundling. Apply In CRIB AND ORESSER - McGrow Edison. Bring your N.J. drivers license person, Robert Lewis. Inc.. K4 Broadway, tr, juicy sweet corn everyday. Cosolo • Profit sharing retirement plan • AB Dick machine 340 offset press Full slie. wooden. Both for 145 Coll 717- M5 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury esl Long Branch arms. Main SI.. Holmdel and Hwy 14, W.GOOtt $11,000 a year • Mek plate makers oils Neck. • Unlimited opportunities NURSE - RN LPN, li/lfiime, 7 a m 3 in financial assistance while you • AM semi outo offset duplicator PARE TIME WORK - Days, evenings, DESIGNER COUCH - Stanley II", p m Pleasant working conditions Benefits eekends Work Irom your home. V ANO HI-FI CONSOLE - With AM/FM get the education you need to block/brown/whlte floral. Excellent condi- odlo and record player. Solid wood cobi included Call Eafontown Convalescent We offer a good starling salary, ex Coll 717 1571. II 5 tion Was 1500, take It far 1115. Between 5 6 Center, 542-4700 cellent benefits including tuition re el 150. 291 4141 quality for the |0b you want UPERVISOR - Experienced In sporls p.m., 7410602. fund plon, Mo|or Medical Insurance, WO LADIES' RINGS-Three opal and II you like working with people and have always had a desire to be Brookdale's experienced veter- ear Apply IONATHAN LOGAN, 1 John DESKS, FILES, tables, choirs, adding ma- 51. Help wanted company paid pension plan and com- On Ave . Molowon 566 9313 - aid ring, 175; gornel ond pearl ring, 155 part ol a management team call; ans counselors can help you pany cafeteria chines, typewriters, office equipment, etc. all 74l7reSo alter e p.m. wiTCHBOARD~OPERATOR — 1 to II I bargain prices. New or used. AAC understand the benefits that For appointment, please call iff, full or part time, long term Good op DESK OUTLET. 1709 Rl 35. Ookhurst YPEWRITERS, ADDING machines All Anita Zeidmon -irtunlly 741 4700. 531-3990 akes new or used. Guaranteed low os can be yours 25. Serplco's, 101 Monmoulh SI. Next to 636-3000, Ext. 2560 ELEPHONE SALES - Work from our DESK - with bookcase, like new. com- heater. 7474415 For furthtw InhnruUon contact flceol 15-17 Main St.. Eolonlown U per palgn style. Asking 1100. Walnut record Mr. Thomas PROBUCTION SED PARLOR CHAIRS - SS and tlO OffKE Of ViTHANS ARAMS our. » Call 544 I3J4. II 7 cablnel, SIS. W 9450. AMERADA HESS ich. One like new. S70. Socco. 71 Morion 1:30 A.M. — S P.M. ~THE WRIGHT JOBS ' DINING ROOM SET — Double pedestal .Red Bank. 201-787-9793 WORKERS CORPORATION table with leal, four chairs, buffet, mirror, 842-1900 E«t 366 1115 495010?. ALL OVEN — 135, lawn mower, US. Monday, 5 p.m. — 8 p.m. Hess Ploio Woodbrldge, N J SOCIAL WORKER awn mower. 130. No experience An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F TECHNICAL WRITER DINING ROOM SET - Carrara marble <71-Mt9 after ip.m Tuetday, 10 a.m. — 8 p.m. BROOKDALE needed Irom on F C BOOKEEPER table with plexiglass choirs, amber, seats An tausl Opportunity Employer B Some openings ROJECT TECHNICIAN - Mechanical, COMPUTER OPERATOR lour, only 2 months old Was 1650. Best of- ERE MOVING - Sideboard. 15. round COMMUNITY Kon FrI Others llh supervisory ability Musi read prlnls ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK fer 542 2764 after 4. Irror, S3 Pair table lamps. V 50 Refrla- require five days. leclro Impulse, 116 Chestnut St., Red SECRETARY ator, 120, floor lamp, 13. air conditioner, Man Sun Day DISHWASHER - Portable convertible. r 220 volt. 120 »42 OW7 COILEGE shift only . hours I anh An equal opportunity employer KEYPUNCH OPERATOR CLERK TYPIST Caloric Ultramollc, chapping block fop, e m lo 4 10 Cuar HEAL ESTATE SALES good condition, ISO. 729-4613 HEEL HORSE - MS Needs molor work, enteed Date rale TELLERS r jnd Incidentals. Toro Lawn Mower, reel berol Immediate draw commensurate STOCK CLERK DRUM SET - Four-piece Ludwlg Hue plus incentive llh bochoround avollable lo licensed per pe, with snow blower .and edaer, In 6ood tenus Apply Sparkle, two cymbals, stool, vinyl cor ondltlon, 1125 Call 741 57V7 onnel All replies held In strict con rgenlly need qualified candidates lor the dence Call Jim Connelly. The Klrwon rylng cases Very goad condition 671-6713 o. Realtors. Hailet IM Ino bove positions which are Immediately CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY olloble Call or visit our office lor fur DRUM SET - Ludwlg live piece, pink WOOD CHIPS er details Interview hours % o m. lo S champagne, good condition, 1200. Call 741- By the truck load 741 mt A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR Hwy 35 164 1000 Keyport m Exceptions by appointment UI3 oiler 7 p.m. 51. Help Wanted ELECTRIC DRYER - Sears Kenmore. BAR — Three stools, Iwo mirrored gloss air fees ^__ Easy terms Never used. 175 firm. oroge cabinets HO piece! MANY NEEDS J>I*J97 WRIGHT Call 741-1414 PERSONNEL SERVICES EXHAUST FAN - 14". 3-speed Dayton, 72. Garage/Yard Sales A-l EMPLOYMENT. hardly used New 1130 - now US Adding Machines Diamonds Bought m 30 Linden PI . Red Bank Plumbing & Heating '0191 547 444} •42-9110 OLOR TV - Cosmetics, couch, Bestllne. Typewriters or Restyled Partial Listing ed. Flat windshield, fence Mis' VAGNER S PLUMBING AND HEATING I ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLtRK — Major industry, large volume RAVEL - There's a big world out there elloneous Cheap. 105 Andover, Motowon ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters solLed i us buy the diamonds you don't wear or - New Installations ond repairs All types I st walling for you. and we'll help you see ug 1,9 renled, repaired. Serpico s. 101 Monmoui leV us reslyle them for you personally plumbing work 764 9494 onytlme. processing 2-plus years exp To $130 In loci, we'll guarantee you Europe for St. RedSanReC- k W MIS Reussilles'- W Brood St ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - Expanding modern facilities, ex- 0 years Your Identification cord can be ARAGE ANO YARD SALE - Huge, ur ticket to worldwide travel Musi be FOUR AUTHENTIC-Eorly American oils Neck. Hummels. antiques, china,' ecutive level, typing, steno 8-10 years exp To $160 34 yeors old Call Army Opportunities at chairs, circa 1700.1250 osi cut and pressed, silver, old kerosene' > Printing 1 J9J0 •42-JJ9O amps, outboard motors, knick-knacks, Alterations General Carpentry CIERK TYPIST — Entry level, general clerical ability, typing, ligure rocks, milk cons, large old wogon wheels. Raised printed business cards. 1000 lor I __ — Experienced. Ap. FURNITURE ANO APPLIANCES- )lld bran articles. Ladles' ond men s ALTERATIONS - Additions, ull types o GENERAL CARPENTRY apWu* ' To $100 WELFARE AND PEOPLE WITH CREDIT carpentry. A. Bruce Elgenroucrt. Builder U 03, Includes loi ond shipping Business I y In person. Rorllon Goroae. South Main lothlnQ Other Items too nurneroui to Expert work Avoiloofe anytime. Days. DENTAL ASSISTANT - Chalrside 4 clerical-Excellent growth po . Keyport PROBLEMS. INSTANT CREDIT. IMME- C0)114! 3*9? after 5 p m 42 4391 After Sp m, 741 1599 printing, advertising specialties Coll Ml lenllon. Aug 10 ond II. 10 10 4. Will not DIATE DELIVERY. CALL MR. GRAND on before 10 Corner of Woods EM and 7193 lor Iree lilerolure and or tential Pleasant personality a must To $125 VPIST - We ore a leading rnonooem en I with lype styles mailed 373 6631 evolutionary Rd off Conover Rd . Colts INSURANCE RATER — Personal lines. Home Owners. Auto Busy mulling firm looking for an intelligent. tck. >4eW0i. Landscaping otlice Convenient location To$t25 mblllous person seeking Interesting and FURNITURE — Large living room sel, Boohheeplng Services clllng work We need a fast, accurate while velvet couch trimmed with red, two LANDSCAPING. LAWN CARE, TREE Roofing, Siding KEYPUNCH OPERATOR — IBM Systems III exp required Ocean nit (55 wpml lo learn our format ond ed velvet chairs, end tables, coffee table. 77. P«U ond LlveitocK THE BOOKKEEPER WORK - Over JS yeors eipenence Col & Insulation mlnology The rlghl person con quickly 11000. 264 M|| S4M0°4ofterSpm Twp area To $140 OORAttLE PUPPIES - 7 weeks old ark their way lo secretarial position. No GE ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER HI-MM 142 Mil S»W ROOFING 741 64WI MANAGEMENT TRAINEE M/F — Supervisory experience, degree perlence necessary If you Or* the per Mother Is AKC Shetland sheepdog Call •7MS41 New Roofs Rerouting Repolr* helplul Excelerr! opportunity To 10K n we ore looking tor coll Mrs E. Dor Coll otter 7:30. See 1473 ALCOA Sutlers J, Leaders no, at 747 9303, Immediately United . REGISTERED GERMAN SHORT Builder Painting & Decorating SECRETARY — 3-5 years experience Typing, sleno, busy otfice oles clllfenshlp required Eetul opporlu GUITAR - With COM. music book! one) HOOFING AND SIOmG Free estimates I AIRtD POINTER PUPPIES - Males Ocean Townfjjhip area To $ 120 slond. MS. otdlfocx ReosonatHe Coll 774 4097 SALPH A. COLE, BUILDER INTERIOR PAINTING. PAPERING Olsan Rooting 1 Siding Co Call Hi ami 747-1061 New Homes-Addlllom-Allerollons J.A. SMITH 542-0779 Evenings III i6U Ell IW TELLER — Experience prelerred. returnee or trainee considered •Mr MERICAN ESKIMO OOO -~Femole, Hoofs Call Ml-MM Pleasant atmotphere Full benefits .. Open Available year round Appl HAMILTON PIANO - Small pioncTinr hree months old. Good with children Po CARL B JONES - Pomflna ond *allpo liorePolnl Inn, ]3eO Hwy rlghl, good condition. Inquire Monmouth sen. 747-4OM Lounge. 32 Brood St., Keyporl.NJ perlng Fully Insured For free esllmalrs, CALL FOfl PROMPT INTERVIEW. AITRESS M'VV - Experienced'Apply In HMMALTARIANS - Fret OOI ond col Ctocfci ond Watch Repair coll jfr JIM. _SMp Covers Om Courhoui t Proh$$lonil Stnlct "on. Long John's Lid, Highlands See HAMMOND M 100 ORGAN And bench, lacimenl service PO Box HI. old PAPERHANGING 1 between 3-5 p m ony day Mean finish Extellenl condition. Bull! In rldfje, M J OM57 AitflejtM Clocks, wolches. fin* If Miry US TOM MADE SLIP COVERS - proper Will Pint* You -etlle speaker Asking 11000 Call Tfl 7J40. sstrflv d*M. Don Fom Jewelers, m «l No job loo small d cushion covers, txperfly filled, ANTED Port lime carpenter, ol reo RANK E WHITING niched Coll John, o/l 1301 320 Broad SI 741 -2222 Red Bank naalerhourly rotes, lo help nan prolll or HAPPY HOUSE PLANTS - Let WII Hir 'itfMy nlioflon Imuseuml build shelving, anl More Classified ol cages, elc Call 747 77M on Next Page h Tl. Pttt and Llvtttock 1*1. Apartments 103. Rentals To Share SHHEWSBURY, N J MONDAY, AUGUST 5. 1974 RED BANK - Available tor immediate or RUMSON SIRL - Looking to share apart THE FAMILY CIRCUS By BU Keane Th« Daily Register 21 menl with working girl Coll 147 3141 eve future occupancy, two bedroom oport nlngs Ask lor lr.71, I3S. Commercial Property menless Suitable lor adultadul s No ppele s OVI£ 0ARDINi EATONTOWN - Professional building, 741 IM3OVI£" 0ARDIN i »> *•" » WOULD WIOO* - Like to share her home and eipenses with another active over 4000 sq fl 194 on Rt 35 Musi sell widow on pension? Middlelown Atlantic MVRON P KOZICKV AGENCY. 45 Rl RED BANK GARDEN APARTMENTS - 35. Eolonlown 544 1408 One bedroom. 1190 Two bedroom. I! 10 Highlands area (all 4 9 p m . HI eM/ Pedestrian walkways Meal, hoi water supplied One month's security and lease are required Adults 104. Winter Rentals 137. Lots and Acreage toy Cal fsft? 7i?ssr" ""** "° •• * MONMOUTH BEACH - FurMshod loot I Ol IS NECK -Fully wooded waterfront o June Three bedroom home Washer, lot. a true island like paradise ot mountain REO BANK _ One bedroom furnished dryer References, security tTMptusutih laurels, pines ond huge oaks Onm-of _ urged at shop center kind> Coll lor information. J O ROCHE. B apartment Private Bath, utilities Included lies Coll 722 IMI o. 773 SIM aflet 4pm REALTOR Hwy 34. Colts Neck 447 7741 inquire ol 191 Maple Avenue. Red Bonk ASBUKY PARK - Assem JED BANK - Spacious S'j room pent 105. Summer Rentols from one center to another. HIMALAYAN KITTENS - Ch«m»._Cll«_ house apartment overlooking the Noves COITAGE -Wartlytasout*October LO JUST LISTED blywoman .Gertrude Herman, "A walkway to connect the age, registered W II11 AIM aaa>aole M nk River Also two bedroom apartments coled on Lake Osslpee. New Hampshire —III.. Hua Service 471 I6|T """"" •" U»ury building Air conditioned Call 142 All modern conveniences Call 5*4.0*1. Lovely lot, 4*0 .125. located in o beautiful DMonmouthOcean, has various centers would solve area Asking enly S25.5M Call us lor ae HIGHLANDS - Furnished rooms Also fails urged the state Depart menl the problem. Increasingly, alMlure. IS hands. Chnmuf lee at Tn RED BANK - Three rooms ond both two room kitchenette, ovoiloble Aug 3 carna. Hoimdol,or catitSwn '" Near R R station Private entrance Un Neor Sandy Haae, ond bus line 177 out of Transportation to facilitate people are encouraged to use furnished Security 45 Chestnut St pedestrial travel among the public transportation but, PART SHEPHERD PUPPIES - Clitplu RED BANK - Three room apartment 10*. Furnlthtd Rooms weeks oW Great wllh kl* <•"'•»'" Walk to transportation Ir conditioned MO various shopping centers al when they take advantage of Includes all utilities 741 7741 *II AN1IC HIGHLANOS - Small hotel McjQUE CWIltlUM Rooms by week *r month 791 «64 II ne (he Eatontown Traffic Circle the bus service available to RED BANK - Two rooms end bofiTFuV" omwer call 741 1144. 10 nidge Rd Rumsan "£•<, *£f"V iul'awe tor single per 842 2740 the shopping center, they are Call 5«MH> or IIHW ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Ow iliipiiij by constructing connecting oom 14 East Highland Ave MIDDLE TOWNfLOCUSt - 5*8 SC'eS. unable to safely visit the oth- RED BANK - Two beoToornTTecoVlT toned Lovely homeslle Moh an Mil, frees. walkways. lloor. large unfurnished apartment HIS nutt view, only 115,000. Opposite aver lour Mrs. Berma'n announced er areas. A great many senior per month plus utilities. Including heot AtlANTICHOT-L - acres, wooded, level,jitreom. 121,040 One month s security Available Aug IS oulel. coiy double, single r» Owners. 471 0747 or 291 2142 citizens use the shopping area on premlsas Very rei today that she has told Com- 471-0112 MIODLETOWN -Ideal^lie lor ».elusive and such a walkway would RED BANK - Two bedroom oparlmcnl. EATONTOWN — Furnished r home. 2V> wooded acres, near Navesink missioner Alan Sagner in a porch, air conditioning Walk to Irons llclency apartments Reas* rates Country Club Principals only 12011 444 letter that the situation is of provide a great service. parlallon UeS Includes all utilities, 741 WalkinWalk g dutance Fart M7197* from Ho 7am. MONMOUTM BEACH Residential cor great concern to her and the "I would hope the depart- ELEGANT AND EXCLUSIVE - ner lot Nice area SI) 400 Call mornings. SAINT BERNARD PUPPIES. AK.C RED BANNK - UnfurnishedUnturnl . Greenlree residents of Monmouth Coun- ment could lake immediate •."..'I' *•__ '""pwansant, full moi Apartmentts! . 239 Spring SI One-bedroom feclencles and executive suites Ultra _ 741 5297 Principals only sire Sir larnoby Pratt. 4817744 apartmentI. Available Immediately Coll temporory decor No leose. Harbour PORT AliI PEClT- _u7Sing~ioiriS«r20 ty . action to provide for the tor appointment. 741 3953 Point, 14*7 Ocean Ave , Sea Bright 747 KOTTIIH TERRIER - J4«" 3353. 741 1200 114.000 firm Principals only Call otter 7 safety of the pedestrians who REO BANK - Unfurnished three-room u m , 222 4471. "The area surrounding the apartment Heat, gas and hot water fur FURNISHEOROOM - For business want to use the facilities in woman Light cooking On bus line In Mid RUMSON - Build your dream house on circle that joins Rts J5 and M nlshed Pay own electric Near R R sta- this I'/; acre lol In residents oreo tion Call 747-5794 dlelown Coll otter 4pm 142 2705 in Eatontown has become tre- the area." "I'd love to be a princess. Daddy. Do you think you 842 7720 SEA BRIGiff"^ Beoufilul two-room HIGHLANOS - Lovely sumy~roem with Coll 44] 47U view of Shrewsbury River and will TRADE - 14 choice building lots In mendously built up into an oporlment. furnished. Air conditioned. Florida, each 75* x 131' for local properly WEIMARANC* PUPPIES Ready lor occupancy 142 1794. ture business gentleman 172 12 could get a job as king of someplace?" Seven weeks Reasonable It. Gabriel t of equal value with or without buildings important commercial center Reclory, Marlboro, 444 44>7, SEA BRIGHT -luxurious Two bed KEANSBURG - Belvedere Hotel, newly High ondery 481-S7M rooms, two baths, large kitchen, dining, redecorated, cleon. IM per week. Near and there are plans for even living, laundry, terrace, pool, marina, bus IS Laurel Ave. 131. Houses lor Sale ; 131. Houses for Sole 138. Mobile Homes further expansion of the gen- 80. Merchondltt Wonted beach, all modern appliances Furnished Boy struck, KEANSBURG - One room avolloble GAROEN PARK MOBILE HOME AAAA CASH FOR TRAINS - Any mokes optional WSO/mo Lease 142 93M or 353 Close lo beach and transportation 125 per OUR PERSONALIZED SERVICE - Of eral area," she wrote to Mr. BRAND NEW fcrs you. the home buyer, a selection of ?9 Bethany Road off Hwy 35, Hailet, New condition, ports 1300 lor Lionel HTMI'. week Call otter 4. 7174341 Jersey Wolklo shopping oreo H-WII cars 412 thru 416 774 3710 over 7000 hornet In every price coteoory Sagner.' SEA BRIGHT - Oceanfront luxur LONG BRANCH - Room with both, pri RANCHES —$34,500 and style. The Berg Agency. Rf. 15. Mid rooms. Wall to wall corpellng, poo OLTOE ae hurt by car AAA ANTIQUES URGENTLY NEEDED vale entrance ar lhaket. maintenance tree. Three dletown. *7I 1000 Good condition Adult pork "Yet there is no way, ex- oil appliances, marina 842453} 7.79 7184, Atler i p.m . 722-9175 bedrooms. I'/j baths, attached gorogt Furniture, point Ings, col glail. or I, Cttolce of colors. .,. tileslies,, carcarpetingp , Iff youu act Call 4M 1444 o. 495 7175 aronies.cloctl.porceloln*,rum. Jewelry QUALITY REALTY ASSOC cept by automobile, to get SEA BRIGHT - studio apartment. Wall PRIVATE ROOM WITH SHOWER - Air now! Only two left! Hurry! Hwy it ond Homestead Ave , Leonardo PRICED TO SELL - 10x10, two bed NAMEYOUR PRICE to-wall carpet. Oceon view. All utilities. conditioned Sultoble for genllemon adult INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES tfitm rooms Air conditioned. Coll 671 4451 otter in Keansburg No pels. One month's rent, one month's Call e-Sp.m , 747-1041 3 p m., all day Sot. ond Sun 10 Riverside Ave., Red sank 741 7474 security 1150 o month 142 9107 or 291-2375 RANCH IN SILVrERTON. TOMS RIVER RE-TtlANK - Locoted within walking distance to wo SHADOW L*KE VILLAGE — Two-bed TRAILER FOR SALE Light housekeeping roam 15 Cherry Tree Farm Rd., Mlddlelpwn ler. school ond shopping. Three bedrooms, Hailet Or America! Flyer Tpoy nm v_ »i room, two bath oportment, fully air condi- 747-4021 or 842 J827 dining area, kllchen, utility room, one SPECIAL tioned. Unfurnished. MOO monthly plus 671-2544 Call 717 77*1 after Spm. KEANSBURG - Joseph ROOMS FOR RENT - By week or month balh Huge living room, 1?«?4, huge lomlly oo NOTICES ALJ ELECTRONICS - Buyi, telll. utilities. Includes golf, tennis, pool and CENTRAL AIR room, llIB 546 7865 Chlco's beautiful Spanish guitar music and youngster and attempted to Chinese and Persian ideal lor adult couple. Own private beach ranch. Three bedrooms, one balh, 47x105' Lovely grounds with fish bond. Two songs Call 872-0827 No answer, 531 4884 Also Wall Tapestries Quiet neighborhood. Beautiful view. Can MATAWAN - Large one-room; office also lot. Detached one-car garage. Walk up at- screened porches. Direct, 7411412. BICYCLE-Glrl's Vista Coquette, 20", stop, the boy grabbed the left FRIEDMAN GALLERIES 774-314] venlent to all transportation ond shopping three-room suite In modern air conditioned tic to easy expansion Full basemen!. Ex- lime green, banana seat, basket. Excellent 212. Travel — 1295 monthly 741 9*95 building. All utilities Included. cellent condition. Asking only 133,900. VA Small Family Wanted condition 130. 747 1256 fender of the car and then VAN'S AGENCY. Realtor buyers welcome. THE KIRWAN CO., Transportation CLIFFWOOD — New three five bedroom lualnt older home In Fair Haven. Two BIKE — 10-speed lady's, never used, CCM struck his head on the car's Strothmore Professional Building Realtor, 787 M00 or 84! 4340 bedrooms, living room ond dining room Esprit. 1150 Must sell Coll otter 4 p.m. DRIVING TO FLORIDA - IWest Coastl. split. Wall to-wall carpeting, patio, den Rt.34, Matawon S4i IUI REAL ESTATE Total electric. Refrigerator, dishwasher FAIR HAVEN - If you can "do It your- Kitchen: electric ronge ond refrigerator 542-2264 Aug 28. Desire licensed driver to share left windshield. „ RENTALS Quiet side street. Large yard. Available MIODLETOWN TOWNSHIP - Looking self," this Is a real buy. Colonial house. Included. Enclosed heated porch. Full IIVF 5PKEDSCHWINN2*pl BK YCl F driving. Call 542 7639. Sept. I. (410 per month plus security. Ret lor a professional or businessman lo oc- Three bedrooms, two baths, living room, basement, two-car garage Needs work Good condition. U0. MALE—Interested In transportation to Police said the driver was dining room, basement, Irees. 122,500 291 Could be a real charmer. Asklngsia.no. erences. One year lease 12* 7377 1? 30 cupy two small offices off Route 34, neor 741-5164 otter t p.m. Middlesex County College area, Edison 101. Apartments 3:00, 6:30 10:00, or 124-7799 I 10p.m. inlor citizen housing — 1190 per month, 9044 or 2»\00»4 evenings Leave 6 a.m., return 4:30 5 p.m. Call 542- issued a summons for care- minimum one year lease. Poul P. Bova, MINI BIKE (416 oner 6 p.m. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — And High- COLTS NECK — Quality home Suitable Realtor, 471 3544 FOUR BEDROOMS ltt.300 3 h.p., Brlggt and Stratton. U0 less driving by Patrolman lands. I and 2 bedrooms. Available Imme for couple ond one child. 1400 per month Ample Colonial features four spacious bed- WATERBURY Call 741-9145 (lately. (140 to tied per month Heat sup Call ?« 2741. NEW SHREWSBURY - 1000 sq. It - 3200 rooms, lVa baths. 14' dining room, coiy 213. Instruction William O'Neill, who in- piled. Available Immediately. One month sq. ft. avolloble In main building. 3000 sq den. Convenient location. ISO' landscaped security required. Adults preferred. Call FAIR HAVEN - Completely furnished ft. glass front store available now in shop- AGENCY 1S2. Boots and Accessories ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Piano les- vestigated. only. Three bedrooms, 7'/i baths, near ping center. Call 542 3000 MELMED REALTORS 671-S65D Realtor 47 Years ot Service -Insuror sons. Experienced teocher. Few openings schools Short term lease S5O0 month plus 62 Maple Ave. 147 3500 Red Bonk ALUMINUM CAR TOP BOAT — 10'. All available far lessons lo begin Sept. 9. 291- The boy was taken to the accessories. Used only three limes. 195. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Two bedroom utilities. Call (212) 914 4154, E«l 133 Eve NEW SHREWSBURY FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP AREA - 7Vi% SMASHING VALUE - Reduced l\,100 be apartment, second floor. In private home. nlngs. 2915016. Office spoce assumoble mortgage. Low balance. Colts Call >42 1341 otter i. hospital by members of the low VA appraisal Al condition and fwlgh- TUTOR — Eight years experience. Avail- $225 a month, one month security. Gas Call 747-0473 Glen area. Country setting. One acre Four borhood Three bedrooms, IVi baths ond BIG DISCOUNTS - On new boat trail- Keansburg First Aid Squad. heat, water supplied. Adults preferred. FAIR HAVEN - Large two bedroom bedrooms, T/i baths, all appliances, cen- lomlly room. Immediate possession Ot- able all elementary school sublects. Coll home. Den with llreptoce. two-car garage. OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE ers Boat House, Sea Bright Open Mon 5424580. 191 3411. tral air conditioning. ISS.Soo Consider rea- ters Invited. *4_,_O0 E. A ARMSTRONG through Frl, 9lo9, Sat., Sun, Ito 5:30.142- Available Sept. I. 1350 per month plus one Rt. 35, Holmdel. N.J. sonable offer. Immediate occupancy. 264 AGENCY, Realtors, 555 Prospect Ave , BACHELOR APARTMENT — 1175 month month security. Coll 741 2152 671 9O50alter6pm 2211. ly All utilities Included. Call 3616 Little Sliver. 741 4S00. FAIR HAVEN - Three bedrooms, tVi OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - In Crys BLUE JAY - No. 4309. Hubert Johnson HAZLET - New three bedroom ronch. SPACIOUS SMALL HOUSE — In Fair construction. Seldelmann sails. Carry LEGAL NOTICE MMEM baths. Large fenced yard. UM a month tal Brook Professional Building, Eaton, 7S»100 lot 132,500. • ELFORO — Hwy It, near Church St. Available Auf. 15 CoifMJ UM town. Approximately 404 sq ft. *145 pen Haven, Low taxes Flvt large rooms ond Crott Trailer. 1950. 741 2611 HAZLET — New lour bedroom Colonial. expansion opportunity. 21' heated gias_ NOTICE Three rooms plus utilities. Adults pre- month. Also suite of 441 sq. ft , 1795 Call CABIN CRUISER - 21' Crestllner Fl SPECIAL MEETIHO ferred. Coll 5424300, • to S p.m. HIGHLANDS - Adorable lour room cot Ms Bosselmann. 542 7734 75x100 lot. S41.500 Qnd screened porch. Full basement, TWO Hazlet board looe,, newll y dtdecoratedd , with water view MIDDLETOWN — Two bedrooms Re cor garage Private shaded lot. Walk to berglos, TL. Care. 75 h.p. 12395 firm. A 1 Holmdel Township Zoning Board of Ad CLIFFWOOD — Small furnished apart a month 741 nm OFFICE SPACE cently remodeled. SOxlOO lot. S21.000. buslines, schools ond shopping. s3|,tOO condition. 747-4238. luslmen! will hold o special meeting on ment. Adults preferred. References. Parking facilities Inadequate? Cast ol uflll EDWIN S. STARK, Realtor, 717-2777 Call 1431112. DINGHY Tuesday. August 13, 1974. ot I 30 pm at HIGHLANDS - Like now, two loroe bed ties ond cleaning services too high? Al Holmdel Township Hall lo consider ond rooms, huge mii"#rn kitchen, attractive HIGHLANDS — Two-bedroom home 9 flberglos. Good condition. U0 utilities and cleaning Included, with no in* 841-6779 after 5 determine the application of Middle gets funds unusual bathroom, woll to woll carpeting, crease for three full years. Several sizes SPECTACULAR Union Associates. EXCLUSIVELY YOURS basement. UM a month 291 9044 or 291 still available. Long Branch, 222 3000. Older Colonial In mint condition on .... WARREN E. BAUMGARINER, Live In quiet elegance, tranqulllty and Shrewsbury River. Four bedrooms, V i EVERYTHING FOR THE BOATMAN Secretary. Zoning Board security. Designer-furnished studio effi- OFFICE SUITE FOR RENT - Profes- boths. Deep water Dock and marine of Adlustmenf. Holmdel Twp. ciencies and 3~/i-room executive suites. HIGHLANOI — Small three-room cottage, for project sional building. Choice location. Approxl- HOLMDEL railway. Everything for the water sports- BOATMAN'S SHOP Aug. i. 1 8o.24 Total living In an Inviting contemporary suitable one or two adults 1125 a monlh mately 100 sq. ft. Call 747-3730. atmosphere. Enloy a short or long stay. Security required. 291 214- BUILDER MUST SELL man. Asking tm,000. New Jersey's Largest No leases. Maid and linen service avail- PROFESSIONAL OFFICE - Four rooms, RAY . Marine Supply House BID NOTICE KEANSBURG — Duplex, four rooms, Two-story Colonial. Four bed- 24 Wharf Ave. 741-5780 Red Bank , able newly renovated, near Rtvervlew Hospital, rooms, Vh baths. List $93,000. TheBoordotEducollonolIhe HAZLET - The Board of HARBOUR POINT large kllchen. tile bath. Fenced In yard. 435 sq. ft. Call 741-2000. VAN HORN Open dally 9-6 Borough ot Rumson, Monmouth County. 49S0M AGENCY - REALTORS FREE New Jersey, will receive sealed propos- 149? Oceon Ave. Sea BrightMMIl,i N.JN.J. , PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUITE - Bl level Colonial. Four bedrooms, Education has received funds 747-3353 741-1200 KEANSBURG - Private cottage. Three V/i baths. Llit M9.V00. Open 7 days. Coll 14 hours a day. IS' sneakbox, partly flberglassed, mast als at Its office In the Forrestdale Ground floor, sultoble for doctor or den and boom 842 9110. , School, Forrest Avenue, Rumson. New from the state Department of rooms ond bath, furnished. All utilities list, at 333 Broad St., Red Bank. 7473730, 9 747-4100 1190 a month. Ideal lor couple No pets No reasonable offer refused. Jersey 07760 until 2:00 p.m. on August 13, am. to 5 p.m. 804 River Rd. Fair Haven Education for a summer work GREENGROVE 717 3940. Call Builder direct BOSTON WHALER - Glastran, Sport 1974 far Fuel Oil, Bread ond Rolls, Ice RED BANK - One room office, all utili- 291 1*42 TRANSFERRED. OR JUST OUT Cream, and Milk far me during the 1974 GARDENS LINCROFT AREA - New Shrewsbury craft, Seacrafl, Stinger, Johnson, OMC, project to develop and eval- ties Air conditioned. S95 per month. 747- GROWING YOUR HOME? — Coll or Merculser, Volvo. Boat trailers. 75 school year. 99 Greengrove Ave., Keypart, N.J. Immaculate four-bedroom, 2Vi-bath home. 7704. write for your complimentary copy of Ap Specifications ond bid Instructions uate a new guidance service In ground pool. Fenced, treed lot. Beau- KEANSBURG — Two bedroom young pleBrook s monthly Homes for Living may be obtained from the Board Secre 1-Bedroom $185 tiful view. Carpets, drapes. Some oppll REO BANK — Professional office space ranch. Aluminum siding. Garage. Fenced mogoilne. Offers pictures, prices, descrip- lory ot the obove address at Raritan High School. Efficiency SI 70 ances. Central air Available Sept. I uio o avalloble In prime business district. Ap- yard. Excellent condition. Assume mort- tions, APPLEBROOK AGENCY, Real The Board Secretary will open and month, plus utilities. S43-44II. proximately 800 sq. ft. second floor above gage. Principals only. 495-2712. tort, 950 Hwy. 35, Mlddletown 471 7300 reod the bids In public at 2:00 p.m on The high school guidance retail business. ICJW'"' tif conditioning. FLAGSHIIpol P Includes heat, hot water, air conditioner LITTLE SILVER RANCH - In private VA AND FHA BUYERS WELCOMt Municipal Marine Basin Tuesday August I], 1*74. Formerly occupied by a dentlt:. Municipal Atlantic Highlands The Board of Education reserves the department developed and in- ', pork. Beautifully furnished. Two bed parking across the street. Clean ond rea- LOVELY TREE L1NED-VREET This three-bedroom Cope Cod. with large 1 blocks east Rt .36 and Middle Rd. rooms, two baths. Den. All appliances. In pleasant Little Sliver. Living room with kitchen, dining area, family room, de- right to relecl ony or all bids, in whole sonable. Call 741-0600. or In part, and to waive minor detects. stituted the program last Sep- PHONE 264-1846 MOO a monlh 142 9021 fireplace, dining room, dishwasher In tached one-car goroge, above around pool RED BANK - Store for rent or sublease. kitchen. Three bedrooms, two full baths, ond equipment, Ts priced lo sell Immediat- MARSH MARINE By order of the Rumson Board of Edu- tember in the ninth grade Mgr. - Apt. 72 MIDDLETOWN EXECUTIVE AREA — Call for appointment. basement and garage. Low maintenance, ely. Asking only U4.V00 Coll now. we have cation. 741-5254 too. S48.900. the key. N.J.'s Smoll Sailboat Center DAVID C. JONES, guidance program It pro- HIGHLANDS - Four rooms, furnished or Three or four-bedroom split level, I'J baths, eat-in kitchen, recreation room, 2000 Ft. of Sailboats on display Board Secretary unfurnished, all utilities, year round. Coll REO BANK - Two prestige building loco Aug. 5 . vides more adequate guid- utility room. Lorge private yard. Dead-end lions available for Immediate occupancy. WALKERJ m* . . • _B_*a . I .... .1 111 . ^ ^A ^ u III • _• •_I.-I*.-A..a n*L. _ * ~ ** - ~ - -**— — *lllJhHl A fc ft latter* I A ••• *J* Itf hifl A ft/lA AI 1 Patricia E. < ••ga Kathleen M. Fleming, lege of Woosler, Wooster. lhaus, The Trail, Middlotnwn, named to the dean's list at The following students were Jamr* White, son of Mr and Monmouth Beach, was com Mrs James White, both Hat- IU,Middletown, and t aiheriar daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ohio. missioned a second lieutenanl has been accepted for admis- Morehead State University, named to the dean's list at Lafayette College, F.asion. let, have received freshman G. Sayir, Middlelown, were Francis Fleming, Craig St , Stephen J. Scoltl, Little Sil and awarded a bachelor do- sion at Franklin Pierce Law Morehead, Ky Pa.: Eric Gadilnskl, Colls scholarships at West Virginia named to the dean's list at Hazlet, was named to the ver, achieved a 4.0 grade KTM from the US Air Force Center, Concord, N II Mr Robert Maxwell, Middle- Neck; Sman Barnes, Linda Wesleyan College, Buckhan West Virginia University, dean's list at the College of point average at Michigan Academy, where he was also Cehlhaus Is a graduate of town, was named to the Morgantown, W V Notre Dame of Maryland, Hucknell University, Lewis- dean's list at University of Caldwell, Fair Haven; Sherri non.W. Va. State University, Easl Lan- named to the dean's list t arUUphrr C. Ktferaa. ton The following students were Baltimore. burg, Pa. Missouri, Kolla, Mo. Mayer, Freehold; Susan Kra- sing, Mich Sheprow will attend pilnl of Mr. and Mrs Va«il Kobran, graduated from Virginia Christine E4 Darter, New Ueborah L. BUcmfirld, Lynne R. Kramlcki, Colts mer, Little Silver, and David training at Columbus AKH, New Monmouth, has been ac- Polytechnic Institute and Monmouth, and D.anlrl H. Mark E. Sheprow, son of New Shrewsbury, and Patri- Neck, and Iris S. Lee, Keans- (aha, Rumson Miss. ' cepted at Tusculum College. State University. Blacksburg, Kaisln, Rumson, were named Mr and Mrs Ralph W Shep- William H. Gthlhaus. Ma ol cia J. Hradley and Ham H. burg, were graduated from Peter Merck, son of Mr Greenville, Tenn. Va.': Ranald M. Clayltn, to the dean's list at the Col- row, 2 Shrewsbury Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Henry F (irh .HI h . IMIIII Freehold, wen Drew University, Madison and Mrs. Peter F Merck, and Farmingdale; April P. Mai- oicro, Klrardo E. Soils, Ska ran L Soils, Freehold; Krllh G. Rasmussen,Ocean Town- Meat or Beef ship; Joseph X. Rice Jr., Red Bank, and Robert B. Bowrr, Wall Township FOODTOWN The following students were graduated from Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio: Bryan A. Shumaker, English- M town; Thomas G. Falollco Fair Haven; Man F. Burke FRANKS Middletown; John M. Egan, Red Bank, Mark A. Mint-, Rumson. Ib. Amy L. Morris, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Morris, vac. Lincroft, was accepted at pkg. Franklin and Marshall Col- lege, Lancaster, Pa. Stanley KUmowlci. Hazlet, received honor grades this year at the Pingry School, U.S.O.A. Choice loef Hillside. Stephen P. Slers, son of Mr. MIDGET and Mrs. Charles Siers, Fair CHUCK CHOCK SALAMI Haven, graduated cum laude from Syracuse University. T" Rhea D. Slers, daughter of GROUND •r Mr. and Mrs. Charles Siers, ANY SIZE PKG. Fair Haven, will attend Barn- ard College of Columbia Uni- versity, New York. Daryl F. Andreades, Red Bank, Kevin F. Gallagher, CHICKEN Keansburg, Michael J. Grimm, Rumson, and Ham LEGS Quandt, Hazlet, will attend !bJ Rennsselaer Polytechnic In- stitute, Troy, N.Y. Charles P. Monahao, Haz- «*rfc let, and Paul W. Shapiro, Marlboro, were named to the u.$JXd»it. U.S.D.A. Choke Beof CHICKEN dean's list at University of •rhd far bar-H* hi Montana, Mlssoula, Mont! SHOULDER BONELESS BREASTS Frederick J. Becker, son of €•»••"' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Beck- LONDON er, 29 First St., Fair Haven, .89* was named to the dean's list BROIL CHUCK at University of North Caro- JLtKNte J*-ft"L lina, Chapel Hill, N.C. Frank M. Shanahan. son of ROAST Mr. and Mrs. John W. Shana- $149 CHICKEN LEG han, 2 Orchard Parkway, Ib. Morganville, was named to QUARTERS the dean's list at Richmond College, Richmond, Va ,N-*«; Midge Barry, daughter of Mr and Mrs. William Barry, Ib. Middletown, has begun a one- year term as student observ- Jfil er to the board of trustees at \ Cedar Crest College, Allen- itcKENBREAST town, Pa., where she also Is the president of the Student Government Association. For a discount where it counts check Jj QUARTERS Eric D. Pegosh, son of Mr. out the new Food Stamps Program. and Mrs. Donald J. Pegosh, New Shrewsbury, has been •rfo«iatio» nil Toii-frM 800-792- 8660 i accepted at Davis and Elkins .49' College, Elkins, W. VA Sliced Named to the dean's list of the University of Bridgeport, BIG LOAFER cooo ou> nmmtmu Bridgeport, Conn, were: Vic- ftowi noo sAvmcsi toria Allano, Hazlet; Robert Casagrande and Richard l.a WHITE mura, Matawan; Cathy Bah- renburg, Lynda Jorgensea, J •• r . Assorti-d & White '2 ply Vickie Jorgensenand Mary- Foodtown rtta Mosko, Middletown; Ann BOUNTY Plcardo and Edward Rellly, Neptune; Staerl Znckerman, HOT DOG OR Neptune City, and Mary Schedlbauer, Red Bank. TOWELS Jeffrey W. Pike, son of Mr. HAMBURGER ROLLS |umlx> roll and Mrs. Wallace N. Pike, 89 Middletown, was graduated You Save More from John Hopkins Univer- sity, Baltimore, Md. STOKLEY VEGETABLES Jj •*• John T. Goodhar, son of POLYTEX 64-oz. Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. plastic Goodhue, Red Bank, was named to the dean's list of BRIGHTENER container Franklin Institute of Boston. William A. Yakew, Farm- ingdale, and Joseph E. Har- ris, Holmdel, were named to CANTALOUPES the dean's list at Ocean Coun- Vine Ripened *±^^m ty College, Toms River. C Named to the dean's list at Sweet Colrforma 7Q Rutgers College of Engineer- each 10 m ing were Albert Vealager. As- From rwarby Farm* Larg* bury Park; EwaM C. Aaderl, Eatontown; Francis X. BEEFSTEAK TOMATOES McGmry, Highlands; Christ- opher F. Codella, Holmdel; James T. Smullen, Inter- udson laken; Patricia A. Fisher, Leonardo; Michael C. Brown, ^MMtti* suupr and William J. CALIFORNIA NECTARINES Johnston,Rumson. Ceclla I. Goldwag, Fair FRYING PEPPERS J. I Haven, was named to the dean's list at Grinnell Col- EXliuUFANCY CUCUMBERS 2 29* lege, Grinnell, la. conioinet Diane and Janet Roonry, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Rooney, New Mon- mouth, were named to the dean's list at Rosemont Col- MNOSBMPAR INH lege, Rosemont, Pa. William H. Spence, Red O4KZ-ITS X ^ Bank, was graduated from 'FOODTOWN DAIRYDEPl SAVINGS!j the University of Massachu- FIGIAR5 ??£ setts, Amherst, Mass. Gerald L. Mtllln, Eaton town, was graduated from COTTAGE, Ferris State College, Big Ra- pids, Mich. CHEESE -89 Card Vaaderiwtf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Van- derhoof, 51 Hillside St., Red nOPKANA ORANGE JUKE 3 ^UT" 1 Bank, was named to the dean's Hit at Caldwell Col- lege, Caldwell •^•"""* I"B C4MIH^f vffVCrii